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Parts of HS2 to be delayed or cut as ministers prepare to reveal rising costs

At least £2bn extra needed for London-Birmingham section as inflation fuels yet more budget overruns on troubled rail project

The Guardian - UK

Massive MOT changes could end up seeing drivers pay 'more in the long run' through higher repair bills

It is reported that the Government is considering the age at which cars require their first MOT - as well as making the test every two years instead of annually

Chronicle Live

Miles covered by Bristol buses have 'dropped by nearly a third' since 2016

Figures show a 30 per cent decline in the miles travelled by Bristol buses since 2016/2017

Bristol Post

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North East relief at £80m Government pledge to stave off 'catastrophic' cuts to bus services

There were fears that bus companies could slash services across the region by up to 20% within a matter of weeks, but have now been given extended relief funding

Chronicle Live

‘Fewer trains may run in parts of the UK’ due to planned anti-strike laws

New anti-strike legislation may cause fewer trains to run in some parts of the country, a consultation document has said.

Evening Standard

Hundreds more electric car charge points to be made available in England

A total of £56 million has been granted to improve availability in counties such as Cumbria, Norfolk, Oxfordshire and West Sussex

Wales Online

More funding for electric car chargepoints

A total of 2,400 new chargepoints will be installed, the Department for Transport has announced.

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Four local authorities account for majority of blue badge misuse prosecutions

Councils in England took legal action against 698 people for abusing the disabled parking badge system in 12 months.

The Independent UK

£2 cap on bus fares in England extended by three months

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he wants bus travel to be “affordable for all”

Nottingham Post

£2 cap on bus fares in England extended

The promotion , launched at the start of the year, was due to expire at the end of March but will now run until June 30

Evening Standard

£2 cap on bus fares extended

The promotion – launched at the start of the year in England – was due to expire at the end of March but will now run until June 30.

The Independent UK

Charity calls for e-scooters to emit a sound as blind people do not ‘feel safe’

One pedestrian was killed and 62 were seriously injured in collisions with e-scooters in Britain during the 12 months to the end of June 2022.

The Independent UK

‘The railways aren’t fit for purpose’ – so what do ministers propose?

Train Talk: What the passenger wants is clear – now the government has to deliver

The Independent UK

Price of train tickets to fluctuate based on demand under new trial scheme

The new scheme will work under a demand and supply system, which will see train fares fluctuate depending on how many seats have been filled on London North Eastern Railway services

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The Independent UK

Walking and cycling routes to get £200m boost

Active Travel England is inviting local authorities outside London to apply for a share of the investment.

The Guardian - UK

Schemes to boost walking and cycling ‘must take women’s safety into account’

DfT also says bids for new £200m funding pot for England could include plans for better school routes and inclusive street designs

Wales Online

Return train tickets to be scrapped in Government announcement this week

The announcement will also bring back plans for Great British Railways

Insider UK

Trains between Scotland and England 'severely disrupted' in latest strike

ScotRail services will operate as normal, but industrial action hits cross border companies

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The Independent UK

Trains across UK to be disrupted in latest strike

Just two operators will run services between Scotland and England today as Aslef and RMT members walk out for another day of strike action

The Independent UK

HS2 ‘should be cancelled’ amid reports it may not run to central London

Lord Berkeley called for the tens of billions of pounds being invested in the project to be diverted to improve mainline railway services.

Birmingham Post

Velocys chief executive underlines 'solid platform to deliver' on global green jet fuel ambition

Technology pioneer gives year-end progress update on the back of major construction agreement

Liverpool Echo

AA warns new MOT rules could cause cars to become 'death traps'

Experts are worried that the changes could be dangerous

Evening Standard

Avanti West Coast and Southeastern ‘worst for cancellations’ as train reliability hits record low

Analysis of industry data by the PA news agency found the cancellations score for all operators during the four weeks to January 7 was 8.0%

The Independent UK

Passengers face ‘crisis’ on railways as cancellations hit new high

Analysis of industry data by the PA news agency found the cancellations score for all operators during the four weeks to January 7 was 8.0%.

Wales Online

MOTs face biggest changes since 1960 as noisy cars could undergo tougher tests

A consultation has been launched to work out if there should be more thorough tests to prevent vehicles having such loud engines

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