Rural UK Diesel Shortage Warning If Iran War Continues
The OECD warns that rural UK faces diesel shortages if the Iran war persists, while jet fuel stocks pose risks to pharma and tourism. Bank of England adjusts policy.
Category : Public Transport
Blue Badge Crackdown: 600 Cars Inspected, Nine Permits Seized
A Blue Badge crackdown in Bath and North East Somerset has seen 600 vehicles inspected and nine permits seized for misuse, protecting spaces for genuine holders.
Babyliss Travel Hair Dryer Saves Luggage Space
Discover how the compact Babyliss travel hair dryer is designed to save luggage space, making it a must-have for holidaymakers seeking convenience and efficiency.
WWII Bomb in Coventry Forces Evacuation of 96 Homes
An unexploded WWII bomb found at a Coventry construction site led to the evacuation of 96 homes. A 100m cordon is in place as experts work to safely dispose of the device.
Foreign Office Issues Belgium Travel Warning for UK Tourists
The Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Belgium due to an air traffic controller strike on June 2, affecting flights. UK tourists are urged to check with operators.
AI Roadside Cameras Go Live to Catch Phone-Using Drivers
New AI cameras are being tested in Scotland to detect drivers using phones. A trial across 12 locations aims to curb dangerous driving, with potential UK-wide rollout.
Canary Islands Weather Warning: Extreme Winds and Storms
A yellow weather warning has been issued for the Canary Islands as extreme winds up to 45mph and rough seas are forecast for Wednesday and Thursday.
Berlin Tram Crash: 20 Injured in Derailment
A tram derailment in Berlin's Neu-Hohenschoenhausen district injured at least 20 people. Emergency services responded with 51 firefighters; three seriously hurt.
Manhole Cover Noise Plagues Worcestershire Village
Residents in Kempsey, Worcestershire, say a loose BT manhole cover on Main Road has been making gunshot-like noises since February, disrupting sleep.
Birmingham Stations Hit by Train Disruptions
Passengers at Birmingham New Street and International face cancellations and delays due to signal faults and staffing issues. Check before travel.
Electric Car Battery Fire in Birmingham Car Park
Firefighters tackled a blaze in a Birmingham car park after an electric car battery burst into flames, causing significant damage but no injuries.
School closed after massive fire at former college
Blackwell First School closed today due to poor air quality after a huge fire engulfed the former Hunters Hill College in Bromsgrove late Monday night.
Body Found in River Don Search for Missing 11-Year-Old Boy
Police have found a body in the search for missing 11-year-old Mackenzie Swift, who entered the River Don near Mexborough. The family has been informed.
Alton Towers Ticket Deals: Save on Family Days Out
Discover the best Alton Towers ticket deals for 2025. Save on family days out in Staffordshire with discounts, packages, and tips for a budget-friendly visit.
Bus Route Diverted Over Low-Hanging Tree Branch
A Birmingham bus route has been diverted after a low-hanging tree branch blocked the road, causing disruption for commuters. Services are affected until further notice.
Met Office and BBC Weather Predict Next UK Heatwave
After a wet start to June, the Met Office and BBC Weather forecast warmer temperatures in the second half of the month, with potential heat in southern UK.
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Buzbug Bug Zapper Deal on Amazon for Summer
Amazon offers a summer deal on Buzbug bug zapper, an indoor mosquito trap and fly killer, helping you enjoy a pest-free home during warm months.
Avoid These 3 Hand Luggage Items on EasyJet, Jet2, BA, Ryanair
Passengers flying with EasyJet, Jet2, British Airways and Ryanair are warned to avoid packing hairdryers, towels and toiletries in hand luggage to save space and avoid fees.
DVSA Confirms 4 MOT Test Changes from June
The DVSA has announced four key changes to MOT tests from June 2026, including reclassifying electric vans to Class 7 and extending first MOT to three years.
HMRC Confirms 26p Per Mile Fuel Rate for Petrol Drivers
HMRC has confirmed new advisory fuel rates for petrol, diesel, and EV drivers effective from June 1, 2026. The 26p per mile rate applies to petrol cars over 2000cc.
Santiago Airport Reopens After Month-Long Closure
Santiago de Compostela Airport in northern Spain has reopened after a month-long closure for runway repairs, affecting Ryanair flights from three UK airports.
Rachel Reeves Confirms 5p Passenger Rule for Car-Sharing
Rachel Reeves confirms the 5p passenger payment rule for drivers giving colleagues a lift. HMRC rates updated amid Iran war impact, with AMAP rising to 55p per mile.
Free Bus Pass Age Cut by 6 Years for Some Passengers
The Department for Transport has reduced the free bus pass age by six years for some UK regions, including London and Wales, while Birmingham maintains the state pension age of 66.
Asda Ocado Partnership for Online Shopping from 2027
Asda will replace its online delivery platform with Ocado's technology from 2027, aiming to improve website, app, and home delivery services.
Fun Run Disrupts West Midlands Transport
A fun run in a West Midlands town will cause road closures, bus diversions, and train restrictions. Plan ahead for travel disruption.
Dad-of-two admits drink driving mistake after M42 crash
Alexis Rhodes, 44, pleaded guilty to drink driving after crashing into a barrier on the M42 while twice over the limit. He was fined and banned for 40 months.
Rise in 'Ghost Plates' Lets Drivers Evade Speed Cameras
Increasing number of drivers using illegal 'ghost plates' to avoid speed and ANPR cameras, posing serious road safety risks and hindering police efforts.
Woman Rescued from Sinking Sand on Rhyl Beach
A beachgoer was rescued from sinking sand on Rhyl beach as the tide rose to her waist. RNLI lifeboat crew saved her just in time.
Brits Told to Arrive Three Hours Early at EU Airports
British holidaymakers are advised to arrive three hours early at EU airports due to biometric security delays from the new EES system, causing lengthy queues.
Free bus pass age change confirmed by DfT in England
The Department for Transport confirms that the free bus pass age in England will rise in line with state pension age changes from 2026 to 2028, affecting those born between 1960 and 1961.
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