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Fears taxpayers will be left to foot bill after Glasgow Airport bus fare cut by £9
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (728+ words) The rollout of a £2 bus fare cap across Strathclyde has sparked fears that private operators could benefit from the scheme at taxpayers’ expense, after the Glasgow Airport Express fare was cut by £9. The introduction of the initiative to the Strathclyde…...
Eight Reforms Set to Make Alcohol Licensing Easier for Hospitality
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (267+ words) Kimberley Dixon September 11, 2026 Hospitality New Zealand has welcomed the Government’s acceptance of eight recommendations to improve alcohol licensing processes and regulation. The recommendations were made as part of the Ministry for Regulation’s Hospitality Sector Review, announced on Wednesday September 9. Kristy…...
From the archive: Rogue buses force down tram prices
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LIVE calls on Government to protect UK's??7.6bn live music industry
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (184+ words) Live music Industry Venues & Entertainment (LIVE) has called on Chancellor John Healey to take steps in his 28 October Budget to protect the economic contribution of the live music industry. Specifically, the live music industry representative body is calling on the…...
Electric Ireland: State-owned supplier pays £750,000 to charities following three-year probe into activities in Northern Ireland
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (398+ words) A long-running investigation into the activities of Electric Ireland in the north has led to the Irish state-owned supplier paying £750,000 to a number of charities. The Utility Regulator formally announced an investigation into the ESB-owned energy firm in 2024 over potential…...
Holidaymakers stunned as Glasgow Airport Express bus drops to just £2
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (306+ words) Glasgow Airport Express journeys have dropped from £11 to £2 as the region's new bus fare cap comes into force. As previously reported, the Scottish Government confirmed that a £2 cap on single bus fares would be introduced across Glasgow and much of…...
WORCESTER TAXI FARE RISE SCRAPPED AFTER U TURN
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (831+ words) Plans to increase taxi fares in Worcester have been dropped following a sudden U-turn by the city council and local cabbies. In June, the council agreed to raise maximum charges for hackney carriage journeys after a request from the Worcester…...
Oxfordshire businesses respond after £5.5k minimum wage payment breaches
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (510+ words) Three Oxfordshire employers have defended minimum wage breaches after being named and shamed by the Government for underpaying workers. The firms, based in Burford and formerly in Wantage and Oxford, were found to have underpaid four employees by more than…...
Govan tenement homes receive £760,000 double glazing upgrade
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (424+ words) Dozens of traditional tenement homes in Govan have received new double-glazed windows as part of a £760,000 improvement programme. The window replacement scheme, led by Govan Housing Group, forms part of a wider five-year programme aimed at improving comfort, energy efficiency…...
Headlam administration puts UK distribution network under pressure
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (436+ words) Headlam Group’s nationwide delivery operation is now at the centre of a restructuring process after the flooring distributor and its main operating subsidiary, HFD Ltd, entered administration on 8 September. Joint administrators from Interpath Advisory have been appointed, a week after…...