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TransPennine Express nationalised after months of delays and disruption

TRAIN services run by TransPennine Express will be nationalised after months of delays and cancellations...

The National (Scotland)

FirstGroup stripped of TransPennine Express contract

Services to be nationalised following widespread delays and cancellations

Insider UK

TransPennine Express train services brought under Government control due to 'continuous cancellations'

TPE passengers have suffered from widespread delays and cancellations over the past year, with latest figures showing that TPE cancelled the equivalent of one in six services across most of March

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Andy Burnham vows to 'restore trust' after TransPennine Express brought under government control

"I am glad the Government has listened."

Manchester Evening News

Government takes over TransPennine Express after 'months of cancellations'

The Transport Secretary blamed the decision on striking train drivers

Liverpool Echo

TransPennine Express services brought under government control after ‘continuous cancellations’

Transport secretary Mark Harper says passengers suffered ‘continuous cancellations’

The Independent UK

TransPennine Express services brought under Government control

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said passengers have suffered ‘continuous cancellations’

Evening Standard

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TransPennine Express loses rail franchise over "continuous cancellations"

The services around the North will now be run by a Government-controlled body

Birmingham Post

TransPennine Express brought under Government control due to 'continuous cancellations'

The Transport Secretary Mark Harper announced the decision today, saying communters had been 'bearing the brunt of continuous cancellations'

Daily Mirror

LNER: Flexible train tickets to be available on East Coast route from London to Edinburgh

Operator London North Eastern Railway (LNER) said it will expand its trial of single leg pricing to cover its entire network

Evening Standard

State to take control of TransPennine Express after continued poor service

Northern rail network to be run by state-owned operator of last resort when contract expires on 28 May

The Guardian - UK

TransPennine Express to be brought under government control following months of cancellations

Mark Harper said the decision was made due to 'continuous cancellations'

Manchester Evening News

Flexible train tickets to be available across East Coast route

Operator London North Eastern Railway (LNER) said it will expand its trial of single leg pricing to cover its entire network.

The Independent UK

Islanders demand minister intervenes over ferry cuts which sees main ferry redeployed

ISLANDERS are demanding an “emergency intervention” from Transport Minister Kevin Stewart makes as they warned service could force them into…

The National (Scotland)

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The Hindu

MVD meet today to decide date for penal action

A meeting of senior officials at the Motor Vehicles Department (MVD), to be chaired by Transport Minister Antony Raju, on Wednesday is likely to take a call on the date from which legal notices are to be issued for traffic violations detected by the newly installed artificial intelligence-driven automated number…

Irish Mirror

Private cars to be banned permanently from College Green in Dublin this month

Private cars will be permanently banned from College Green at the end of the month as part of plans to alleviate city centre congestion and improve public transport punctuality. Private cars will be banned on a 24/7 basis from May 29 as part of the

The Hindu

KSRTC invokes dies non for three days after strike call

With the employees’ unions in the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) launching an indefinite strike against the management in protest against the delay in disbursing the full salary of employees, the corporation management and employees are yet again on the warpath, locking horns over salary and pension distribution.

The Hindu

Concerns raised over KSRTC buses older than 15 years

The Transport department’s decision to allow Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) to operate buses that are more than 15 years old up to September 2024 has drawn flak as Central government rules require these buses to be scrapped.

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The Independent UK

‘18 more months, baby. Then I’m in Iceland’: The group helping trans people to leave the US

Rynn Willgohs knew something was wrong when she got ‘culture shock’ from a tolerant society. Now she works to help people like her flee the country in search of something better. Holly Baxter reports on the trans people leaving America — and the people who think they’re traitors to the…

The Independent UK

Coronation flight restrictions to be imposed over central London

Transport Secretary Mark Harper has banned aircraft from flying below 2,500 feet in an area which includes Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey.

Evening Standard

Give Transport Secretary power to overturn Ulez, says Tory MP

Conservative former cabinet minister Theresa Villiers said the Government should have the power to intervene

Newcastle Herald

Light rail corridor concerns linger as developer lodges car park appeal

The Newcastle West proposal raises questions over a light rail extension.

Newcastle Herald

Newcastle bus services under microscope as Labor launches industry taskforce

The review will examine whether Keolis Downer and other operators are meeting contractual obligations and, if not, whether they are being penalised for it.

Manchester Evening News

Transport secretary blasts rail unions for 'cynically targeting FA Cup final and Eurovision'

Mark Harpers comments have been labelled 'ridiculous' by union leaders

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK Touts ‘Very Successful’ Sudan Airlift after Final Flight

The UK vowed Sunday to maintain support for Britons trapped in Sudan but said conditions had grown too dangerous to continue evacuation flights. The final Royal Air Force (RAF) flight left the Wadi Saeedna airfield north of Khartoum late on Saturday, four hours behind schedule, taking to 1,888 the number…

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