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VIDEO: Taxing times for air travellers

Britain's Air Passenger Duty is set to rise by 8% in April and there are concerns it is discouraging people from visiting the UK.

VIDEO: Anger over DLR Olympic bonus deal

Workers on the Docklands Light Railway could pocket an extra £2,500 for working during the Olympics.

Rail users suffer as fare rises outstrip salaries

Passenger watchdog finds that proportion of people satisfied with their rail expenditure falling with London and south-east especially feeling the pinch

Utility companies will have to 'rent' roads they want to dig up

Utility companies could be charged up to £2,500 a day to dig the roads up in an attempt to cut delays faced by motorists.

Police cuts will lead to more drunk and dangerous drivers, says charity Brake

Frontline policing cuts will see more drunk and dangerous drivers on Britain’s roads, a leading charity claimed yesterday.

Friday, 27 January 2012

BBC News

  • Olympic legacy cycling festivalLondon is to host a two-day cycling festival involving families as well as world-class cyclists as part of the Olympic legacy, Mayor Boris Johnson announces.

Other Regional Press

  • Service is just the ticket Busy commuters wanting to get on their bikes have been given a boost with a new service at Oxford train station.

Green Miscellany

  • Road rage survival guide for cyclists A print-out-and-keep guide for cyclists on how to deal with abuse from motorists suggests forgoing verbal or physical retaliation in favour of psychological warfare. According to the guide:read more

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