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SPONSORED POST The government is readying its strategy for overhauling Britain’s railways. It has great ambitions to get the job done quickly, but not taking the time to get reform right could have grave ramifications for workers…
Keir Starmer is missing the point of the £2 bus fare. He’s failing to recognise that investment in public transport encourages travel and tourism and gets people to work, thereby boosting the economy. Meanwhile even a 10% increase in price…
The bus fare cap will be extended by a year but rise 50% from £2 to £3, the Prime Minister confirmed in a speech ahead of the Budget on Monday.
The new government has defined its task as needing to take the ‘difficult’ and ‘unpopular’ decisions needed in order to address the £22bn fiscal ‘black hole’.
One year ago today at Tory conference in Manchester, the then-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak cancelled the northern leg of HS2, putting the UK’s flagship rail project out of its misery after a decade of delay and spiralling costs.
Greater Manchester's mayor Andy Burnham has floated the idea of a tourism tax as a means of helping fund stronger bus services across the country at Labour conference in Liverpool.
Shared e-bikes have become a critical part of our transport networks, with more than 2 million people riding a Lime e-bike and more than 11.5 million commuter trips taking place in London so far this year alone.
The government faces a daunting challenge to delivering its five missions in the face of the severe financial constraints it has inherited.
Louise Haigh’s decision to bring rail franchises into public ownership is hugely welcome, but this ambition and vision must go alongside funding to cut fares and investment in expanding services.
Delegates at the TUC’s annual congress in Brighton have voted to push for an expansion of rail nationalisation, calling for a extended review of the railways.
A pay deal for train drivers reached between the government and Aslef is a "good deal for the taxpayer", a Labour minister has said as the rail union's general secretary predicted members woukd approve the offer.
Railways, planning reform and devolution are set to take centre stage in the government agenda announced in the King's Speech today.
