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Huge piles of rubbish including broken furniture and sanitary towels are being dumped outside a South London school with fresh mounds of waste appearing “practically overnight”. The “persistent problems” at Harris Professional Skills Sixth Form in Sout…
Bank holidays are becoming a bit of a regular occurrence with plenty of long weekends on the horizon. The early May bank holiday on Monday, May 1, offers people another break following the Easter bank holiday and the perfect chance to enjoy time with f…
A revamped Routes into Rail campaign website, backed by Network Rail, The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), and industry partners Amey, HS2, Railway Industry Association (RIA) and VolkerRail, is set to deliver on the rail …
TransPennine Express (TPE) is now the first train operator in the UK to be formally recognised as Carbon Literate by the Carbon Literacy Trust, representing a major achievement in pushing forward sustainability within public transport.
TPE have a clear…
Stockpiles of oil products at the UAE’s Port of Fujairah dropped 13% in the week ended April 24, the biggest drop in four months, according to Fujairah Oil Industry Zone data April 26.
Total inventories fell to 19.960 million barrels as of April 24, wi…
After a decade of controversy, the Canadian government has given the go-ahead for the construction of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2). However, the project must comply with several terms and conditions. Environmental groups, the Longshore Union, an…
Cheshire Police has secured a closure order following reports of drug dealing, anti-social behaviour and criminal damage.
The property, on Lugsdale Road, has caused an ‘18-month-long anguish’ for the community, and it has now been shut down by officers…
The body of Marelle Sturrock, 35, was discovered at 8.40am on Tuesday in a home in Jura Street, Glasgow, and Police Scotland said her death is being treated as suspicious.
Officers are searching Mugdock Country Park, just outside the city in East Dunba…
Dark/Light Mode (27/04/23) IATA has said that the three main priorities that will enable the air cargo industry to maintain momentum against the backdrop of a challenging operating environment, remain unchanged as: digitalization, safety and sustaina…
Victorian sewers were built after the Great Stink of 1858, the stench of human waste from the Thames was so vile that Parliament could not sit.
The engineering marvels of the era were built for a population growth from three to 4.4 million.
But within …