A popular Merseyside[1] bus route has been diverted due to a burst pipe.
Flooding closed the road where Wood Lane meets Gerrard’s Lane in Netherley[2] on Sunday, November 5, leading to Arriva[3] altering the 79 bus usual route. Arriva said while the bu…
In a bid to shift the public away from private cars, the city council signed off a draft transport plan[1] yesterday to encourage more sustainable forms of travel.
Liverpool City Council’s Local Transport Plan will be developed in partnership with the …
Hundreds of thousands of pounds have been invested into Liverpool’s active travel “magic corridor.”
The historic Liverpool Loop Line, laid out on a former disused railway that closed in 1964, was originally finished in 2000 after a 12-year reclamation …
Jaguar Land Rover is to produce a ‘Baby Defender’ model at its Halewood plant.
The giant’s new offering is expected to be the sibling model to the next-generation Range Rover Evoque, Velar and Land Rover Discovery Sport.
The 4×4 has been on the cards f…
Everton ambassadors Graham Stuart and Ian Snodin have paid tribute to Jimmy Martin after his retirement was confirmed by the club.
Martin, who was the club’s coach driver in the mid-1980s, became the Blues’ first ever kit man in 1990, when he was offer…
IN A historic moment for the UK’s growing electric vehicle (EV) industry, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) owner Tata Group has announced that it is investing more than £4bn (US$5.14bn) to build its first gigafactory outside of India in the UK. The gigafactory…
Ford[1] will manufacture the last ever of its much-loved Fiesta car today – marking an end to its 47-year production run.
One of the reasons why Ford is scrapping the model[2], which has amassed 4.8million sales in the UK and around 20million sales glo…
Part of the city council’s active travel initiative, the route would create access for more than 100,000 people from Childwall to the city centre.
Liverpool City Council has launched a public consultation[1] on its plans to create an 8km cycle lane, co…
In an effort to help combat anti-social behaviour, and following the success of playing classical music at other stations in Northern’s network, the tactic is to be repeated at four more stations in the North East – Nunthorpe[1], Seaton Carew[2], Stock…
It is one of the most moving moments in film. Rachmaninoff’s Concerto for Piano 2 played as the couple in the 1945 movie, Brief Encounter, realise their love is doomed while gazing into each others eyes at a railway station. The station was Carnforth a…