The Committee on Climate Change (CCC), the UK government’s official advisers on climate matters, will give its formal advice on the the UK’s Sixth Carbon Budget on 9th December 2020. Meanwhile the CCC’s Chairman, Lord Deben, has written to the Sec of State at BEIS, Alok Sharma, in response to his request for advice on…
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More than 30 NGOs sent a letter to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, European Parliament President David Sassoli and European Council President Charles Michel, urging them to take action now to prevent climate-damaging emissions from aviation in the wake of recent analysis for the European Commission, which concludes that air traffic has three times…
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Southampton City Council has objected to revised plans to expand the runway at Southampton airport by 164 metres (538 ft), in order to increase the number of flights and size of planes. The council voted to oppose the scheme on the grounds of climate change and noise levels. The city council had previously voted to…
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Historically, the DfT has set the night flight regime – for the “designated” airports, Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted – for periods of 5 years. The last regime was in 2017, for the period from October 2017 to October 2022. The DfT says: “The aim of the regime was to maintain the status quo and ensure…
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A hearing in February set for the legal challenge over the government’s decision to give permission for the development of Manston airport into an air freight hub will now not take place. The Secretary of State for Transport has said they will not contest the case. The substantive hearing – which involves the lodging of…
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Heathrow Airport workers are striking today in a dispute over wage cuts. Workers who are members of Unite voted for industrial action, with 84% in favour of the strike, according to the union. Those involved are firefighters, engineers, campus security, baggage operations, central terminal operations, land-side and air-side operations. However, the airport maintains that nine…
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There are now more than 120 different destinations people can travel to from Manchester Airport, with TUI and Pegasus among the airlines relaunching further routes this week. Flights: Seven countries were removed from the UK Government’s ‘travel corridors’ list late last Thursday, including France, Malta and the Netherlands. Passengers should be aware that they will…
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With Terminal Two re-opening this week, all three of Manchester Airport’s terminals will be open from Wednesday 15th July. Here is the latest information and advice from the airport to make your journey as seamless, safe and easy as possible. Terminals: As passenger numbers continue to increase, Manchester Airport has decided to open Terminal Two…
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As flights increase, and more airlines resume services, Manchester Airport continues to keep passengers safe as they travel through the Northern hub. Here is the latest information and advice from the airport to make your journey as seamless, safe and easy as possible. Travel Corridors: Manchester Airport welcomed the announcement at the weekend from the…
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Manchester Airport is advising customers of a range of new safety measures, as flying resumes to a range of destinations from today. The UK’s third largest gateway has been carrying out a trial of measures for a numbers of weeks, ahead of official government guidance being confirmed last week. Now, it has updated its advice…
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This rapidly evolving corona virus (COVID-19) has imposed an unsettling situation upon our community and its businesses. While we are maintaining to operate a "business as usual" approach, we are taking a number of changes to help protect both you as customers and us as drivers during these difficult times.
All of our vehicles are sanitised before and after each journey / dividing screens fitted to separate the rear of the vehicle.
We also offer delivery services for local businesses to help get essential items to local customers as well as across the UK.
