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New Devon railway station on track despite tight timeframe

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Other Regional Press - The timeframe for completing Okehamptonmp;#39;s second railway station is tight but it is still on course to open in February 2026. The track design has been completed, and the 200-space car park design and active travel elements are now commencing for Okehampton Interchange station, which has secured mp;pound;13.5 million of levelling up funding.

New passenger handling at Blackpool Airport is agreed as update given on link road

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Other Regional Press - Proposals to build a new passenger handling facility at Blackpool Airport have been cleared for take-off after town hall planners approved the scheme. Planners at Fylde Council, whose jurisdiction the application falls under, gave it the go ahead using delegated powers.

Eluned Morgan challenged over extra funding for Cardiff Airport

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Nation. Cymru - First Minister Eluned Morgan has been challenged to explain why her government seems committed to a budget-busting increase in funding for Cardiff Airport mp;#39;which it ownsmp;#39; while apparently planning for cuts in core public services.

Wizz Air: Huge shareholder revolt over plans to hand boss bumper bonus

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City AM - Wizz Air has suffered a huge shareholder revolt against its plans to hand its chief executive a bumper pay deal. The airline is looking to give Jozsef Vmp;aacute;radi a restricted share award which would represent 300 per cent of his mp;pound;710,534 salary.

Jaguar Land Rover plans £500m factory of the future; in UK electric vehicle drive

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City AM - Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced plans to invest mp;pound;500m to transform one its historic factories as part of its drive to build more electric vehicles. The Whitley-headquartered automotive giant has already spent mp;pound;250m on upgrading the Halewood plant, near Liverpool, which was originally constructed in 1963 to make the Ford Anglia.

Where will the Oxford Street buses go? Letters

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The Guardian - Pedestrianising London?s busiest shopping street will make it better for visitors, but what will happen to all the buses that currently use it, ask John Cartledge and Martin and Barbara Harris

Smart motorway inaction criticised by campaigner

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BBC News - A campaigner has criticised the government for failing to step in and scrap smart motorways. Claire Mercer, whose husband died on a smart motorway, said the Labour government was the latest to display inaction, despite being outspoken on the issue while in opposition.