Train Service Cuts
Transport superiors have criticized Government plans to cut train services between Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Olbury and Coventry stations.
West Midlands business and council leaders demanded that the government rethink their decision and warned that the proposal will certainly cause a decline...
Damaged Luggage
A huge number of irate travellers have complained about damaged luggage in Birmingham Airport, bringing the Airport’s complaint levels sky high.
A total of 96 complaints have been made to the Civil Aviation Authority about the airport over the past...
Paradise Found!
Many of us wile away the endless commute or the hectic school run dreaming of getting away from the grind; of moving by the sea to listen to the waves or living amongst lush green rolling hills. Well dream...
Catastrophic Crash On The M5
Police have confirmed four cars and a lorry were involved in two crashes which happened at 01:00 BST between J8 and J9 southbound.
The 24-year-old driver of a Mercedes car and 23-year-old passenger, both from Gloucester, died in the second...
Birmingham Airport Backs Gatwick Expansion
Growth At Gatwick Will Support Demand For Greater Connectivity
The CEOs of Birmingham Airport and Gatwick Airport have for the first time joined together to call on the Airports Commission to ensure any new runway developments promote competition and choice...
Major Step Forward In Building A Global Britain As Public Has Its Say On...
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has taken a major step forward in preparing Britain for leaving the EU by publishing proposals for a third runway at Heathrow Airport.
A national public consultation begins today into one of the UK’s most important...
Birmingham Hajj and Umrah pilgrims advised to check health advice
Birmingham Muslims are being advised to check the latest health advice before journeying to Saudi Arabia for Umrah and the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
Due to concerns of Middle-East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), pilgrims are being urged to check the...
West Coast Main Line Cuts Dispute
The Government has promised to listen to apprehensive West Coast Main Line commuters after it announced controversial plans to cut services to Coventry, Rugby, the Black Country and Birmingham International.
Rail Minister Claire Perry said: “The Department for Transport have...
Campaigner To Take Ministers To Court Over Gender-Neutral Passports
Christie Elan-Cane has won permission to challenge the Home Office’s refusal to issue gender-neutral, or X passports.
The campaigner welcomed the decision by Mr Justice Gilbart in the high court in London that there would be a full judicial review of...
Wheelchair Users Win Priority Seats Supreme Court Case
Wheelchair users have won a Supreme Court case which will grant them priority spaces on buses over pushchairs. The case was first brought to the Courts by Doug Paulley, a disabled man from Wetherby, West Yorkshire, when he boarded...
