Transport and Logistics Network
The most prolific speed camera[1] in England has snared nearly 100,000 drivers[2] in just three years, statistics show.
Home Office figures have revealed how 98,944 motorists have been nabbed by the camera on the A40 in Uxbridge, west London, which mon…
A career criminal who transported drugs and cash across Europe has been jailed for 21 years.
Paul O’Brien, 56, from Uxbridge, west London, arranged for the transportation of cocaine and 900,000 euros in cash from the Netherlands to the UK, the National…
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2 October 2023
The ruling Conservative party has launched a 30-point “plan for drivers” in a bid to make life easier for motorists across the UK.
Key to the new agenda is a clampdown on “anti-driver” policies aimed at increasing active tr…
Emmanuel Macron has spoken of his fear of France’s ‘fragmentation’ and of the nation’s ‘division’ following the riots that reduced parts of the Republic to rubble earlier this month. The truth, as the president well knows, is that France is already dee…
An inquest into the death of a “gifted and talented” student was opened and adjourned by a coroner in Caernarfon today. Joshua Lloyd-Roberts, of Uxbridge Square, Caernarfon[1], was found on the A4085 Waunfawr Road[2] near Caernarfon on Friday, June 2.
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From Paula Radcliffe’s roadside toilet break to race staff fat shaming slower runners, FEMAIL reveals London Marathon controversiesBy Maria Chiorando For Mailonline[1] Published: 09:31, 22 April 2023 | Updated: 09:34, 22 April 2023
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Today, Tuesday, April 7 at 6:13 AM, the first GO Transit[1] trains carrying paying passengers glided across the new Davenport Diamond Guideway and into the history books.
A GO train crosses the Davenport Diamond Guideway during testing, Monday, April 3…