Transport and Logistics Network
A major Croydon road is being divided with poles to make way for a new cycle lane. It will give cyclists a safe route along Brighton Road into Croydon[1] town centre.
Wands are currently being installed along the cycle lane which runs between Bartlett …
Within hours of the announcement from TfL and City Hall that a new 10-route express bus network forming a 100 mile loop around Outer London is to be introduced, I found myself on the very first ‘Superloop’ bus. ‘Superloop'[1] is a new “bus product” all…
If you were a student at the University of Essex, you’d know that one of its main attractions is its very bizarre lift in the library – and its almost as iconic as the campus cat – Pebbles. The lift, known as a paternoster lift, is one of the last of i…
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Find out how the Spring budget will affect cars and vehicle owners from April 2023 onwards.
Words by: Nimisha Jain[2]
Published on 29 March 2023
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• VED will go up in line with the retail price index inflation of 10.1% from 1 Apr…
An award winning country inn set in a pretty North Yorkshire village has gone on to the property[1] market for a cool £1.2m.
The Buck Inn at Chop Gate, just outside Stokesley[2], is a familiar name to many people across our part of the world including …
A horse has been found dead in a bridleway in Essex after being dumped with a wound in its side. A member of the public discovered the horse early in the morning on March 18 on a bridleway in Bassett’s Lane in Ongar.
The member of the public called the…
Councillor Keane Duncan, who is the county’s executive member for highways and transport, said dualling is “essential for North Yorkshire’s economy” as he launched a fresh plea for “delivery not delay”.
His calls have been supported by Tom Paul, direct…
Spare a thought for Rishi Sunak. He is busy trying to convince us that he is running a fresh, new government full of sensible competent people making well-balanced judgements. Which is a bit difficult to do when your party has been in power since 2010,…
The coastguard service today plays a key, highly respected, role in protecting our coastline.
Yet hidden in its origins is an aggressive, ruthless force which once left Kent’s[1] beaches, literally, covered in blood in the pursuit of their goals.
The…
It serves a crucial and often-forgotten function in the life of the capital, including providing a clean alternative to moving things by road
Londoners, admittedly, don’t spend their days marvelling at the successes of rail freight transportation. But…