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Project heads to seek injunctions to control demos along entire length of route, MPs told
Running tender three years early comes in wake of regulators starting investigation of firm’s work for bus and rail operator
Disruption to Ukraine’s agriculture industry poses a serious threat to global food security
Backdrop of growing industrial unrest, as inflation erodes pay while many employers struggle to fill vacancies
Transport group’s shares were temporarily suspended in January after it missed deadline for filing results
Public transport operator hopes to move on after being stripped of Southeastern rail franchise
The capital’s new railway highlights woes elsewhere and is a provocation to some
Use of trains and buses rebounds in large cities but remains lower than before pandemic
UK public transport group was stripped of franchise last year over ‘serious failings’
Pandemic prompted strategic shift for superfast transport system, says company
Passenger numbers on trains and buses have failed to recover to pre-pandemic levels, hitting finances
The French train maker should benefit from infrastructure stimulus packages and green spending
Audit committee chair steps down after wrongly tallied shareholder proxies mistakenly gave him majority support
Key operator halts trains to capital’s second busiest station for 12 days due to staff absences linked to virus
Victorian legacy of network means remedial work is needed to counter extreme weather
Manufacturers say they are ditching trains for lorries because of unreliable services
British bus companies are banding together for safety but shareholders should think hard before accepting the first offer
Deal will bring together two of UK’s largest public transport operators
German manufacturer Siemens to take legal action against decision
Transport operator stripped of Southeastern franchise admits to ‘serious’ failings in railway business
‘Bi-mode’ capability and other advances reduce fossil fuel use in rail transport
Project in one of Asia’s poorest countries stokes concerns over financial and political risks
Berlin will ‘critically challenge’ state-owned rail group about whistleblower complaints
Link to strengthen ties within the union would cost £330bn and take 30 years to build, report finds
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