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27 October 2026

Electric HGV uptake stalled by costs and grid delays

High grid connection costs, electricity prices and financing risks are limiting the uptake of electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) among UK freight operators, according to a new report published by the Aldersgate Group and the Renewable Energy Association (REA).

EconomicLogistics & Supply ChainNews + 4 more
HGV'S Driving Down The Motorway
27 October 2026

Oxford Street bans all traffic as London prepares for Christmas shopping rush

On Monday 26 October, the section between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street became traffic-free, marking the first step in Oxford Street’s pedestrianisation scheme – which is expected to be finished by spring 2027.

Technology & InnovationTransport PlanningNews + 5 more
View Of London'S Oxford Street Packed With Tourists In Summer 2025
27 October 2026

European airfares could rise by 20% in 2027 due to Middle East conflict

Ryanair’s chief executive has predicted a record increase in European airfares next year, as airlines struggle with rising jet fuel costs pushed higher by the Middle East conflict.

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Line Of Ryanair Airplanes Parked On The Airport Tarmac
27 October 2026

Is declassifying train services the way forward?

Politicians are urging rail bosses to scrap first-class rail tickets on rush-hour services in order to reduce overcrowding on services.

Policy & GovernmentRailNews + 1 more
First Class Sign On UK Train
27 October 2026

£220 million towards pothole repairs spanning 7,000 miles across the UK

Nearly 7,000 miles of road resurfacing – the equivalent of travelling between London and Singapore – will be completed this year, according to the UK government.

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Water Filled Potholes Across A Rural Road In The UK
23 October 2026

CILT(UK) urge Chancellor to accelerate investment in cleaner transport as fuel costs rise

CILT(UK) calls for affordable electricity, better grid access, investment in rail freight and maritime electrification - alongside continued fuel duty protection ahead of the Autumn Budget.

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22 October 2026

Whistl’s Irene Boctor named among leading figures in transport decarbonisation

Whistl’s Irene Boctor has been ranked 13th in the Motor Transport Decarbonisation Power Players list, placing her highest among female nominees in this year’s recognition of individuals driving practical progress towards a lower-carbon transport industry.

Projects & PeopleLogistics & Supply ChainPartner News
Whistl
21 October 2026

Yusen Logistics and Finnair Strengthen Collaboration Through Sustainable Aviation Fuel Agreement

Yusen Logistics and Finnair are pleased to announce an agreement concerning Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)-related environmental attributes.

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Yusen
21 October 2026

Unipart awarded with Advanced Capability through CILT(UK) Capability Recognition

Unipart is delighted to announce its achievement of Advanced Capability Recognition from CILT(UK).

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Unipart (3)
20 October 2026

HGV drivers’ jobs put at risk due to DVLA delay

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) take an average of 62.3 working days, almost three months, to decide driving licence applications that involve a medical condition.

Skills & EducationFreight ForwardingNews + 2 more
DVLA Driver Vehicle Licensing Agency Letter

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