Work to begin next month ahead of £200 million M3 junction works
Other Regional Press - Work is due to start next month to transform a Hampshire motorway junction and improve journey times.
Other Regional Press - Work is due to start next month to transform a Hampshire motorway junction and improve journey times.
Burnley Express - A new crossing is to be built in Blackburn aims to encourage active travelling with ambitions to connect different areas of the borough.
Wolverhampton Express and Star - Wolverhampton Council has made more than mp;pound;4 million in just over two years from drivers using bus lanes.
The York Press - REPAIR works to a major road in York are set to take even longer to complete than expected.
The York Press - CONTROVERSIAL changes to child bus tickets in York have been rethought after talks with MP Luke Charters.
Northern Echo - Jet2 have announced they will be flying to Agadir, Preveza, Marrakech, Porto and mp;nbsp;Barcelona from Newcastle Airport in summer 2026.
Newcastle Evening Chronicle - Issues could affect Majorca, Madrid, and Brussels in Europe
Daily Post (North Wales) - mp;#39;Theremp;#39;s lots of people beating a path to her door, and I as First Minister will do that as wellmp;#39;
Bradford Telegraph & Argus - CONCERNS have been raised over changes to bus services in the area.
Birmingham Post - Eluned Morgan is looking for a better funding deal for rail with the Labour Government in Westminister
Birmingham Post - The month is typically slower for car manufacturers amid factory shutdowns and retooling though wider figures across UK makers showed the six consecutive month of decline
Birmingham Mail - According to data from Zapmap, there are 68,273 public electric car chargers around the UK, with more than 101,000 connectors available for drivers to use.
This is Money - The Belfast-based company warned such a move was imminent after a review found that its holding company, Harland mp;amp; Wolff Group, was insolvent.
This is Money - We reveal which EVs are the most efficient and which you shouldnmp;#39;t buy because they could end up costing you hundreds of pounds in charging costs.
Daily Express - Austrian Railways is set to revolutionise European travel with the launch of its mp;pound;623 million fleet of new high-speed sleeper trains.
Times Online - Motorists using EVs in Britain pay twice what they do in Croatia, although Austria and Germany are more expensive
Times Online - Strikes, safety problems and a shrinking cash cushion aren?t the only issues for Kelly Ortberg as he tries to pilot the aircraft company to health
Times Online - The operator was forced to cut services over the summer due to a dispute with unions over pay
Times Online - The council is proposing charges based on vehicle emissions, but critics say this unfairly penalises the less well-off
The Herald - Today marks the last day of ScotRail commuters being able to use off-peak fares to travel on trains in the country.
The Guardian - Transport disrupted and more than 60 flood warnings still in place, with more downpours to comeThe Met Office has issued a weather warning for strong winds on Sunday as parts of the country recovered from heavy rain and flooding. Flooding disrupted rail services in England and Wales on Friday morning and led to the closure of the M5 motorway in both directions in Gloucestershire.The Environment Agency told drivers their cars could be swept away in as little as 30cm (12in) of water... Читать дальше...
The Guardian - Belfast-based company appoints administrators though shipyard subsidiaries still tradingHarland mp;amp;amp;amp; Wolff, the Belfast-based shipbuilder that produced the Titanic, has collapsed into administration.The company has appointed administrators from Teneo to oversee the process after failing to find new funding to stay afloat. So far only the parent company, Harland mp;amp;amp;amp; Wolff Group Holdings plc, is in administration, and its shipyard subsidiaries are continuing to trade. Читать дальше...
The Guardian - Urgent search for better fuel efficiency to cut emissions is driving radical innovation in aircraft design Almost everybody on the planet knows what a passenger aeroplane looks like. Its shape hasnmp;#146;t changed for decades.Take the worldmp;#146;s bestselling liner, the Boeing 737: the first model in 1967 looks roughly the same as the latest version, the 737 Max. Yet that extraordinary run may be about to change as manufacturers look at a new wave of innovations that could literally change the shape of aviation. Читать дальше...
Financial Times - Carrier has suffered from air traffic control disruptions and supply chain issues affecting parts and engine availability
Financial Times - Whitehall and industry figures say governance at company responsible for High Speed 2 rail link to be scrutinised