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‘Revolutionary’ plans to boost walking and cycling

28th July 2020 Pippa Neill

The Prime Minister has unveiled a new ‘revolutionary plan’ to help get more people walking and cycling across Britain. The

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Features Transport 

Is the ‘golden age of cycling’ really here to stay?

24th July 202017th July 2020 Jamie Hailstone

More and more people have turned to pedal power during the lockdown as roads emptied and air quality improved. But

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Features news Transport 

Ebike scheme to help employees return to work

22nd July 202014th July 2020 Pippa Neill

As the UK prepares for life after lockdown, a new eBike initiative is hoping to offer a safe and environmentally

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Features Net-Zero news Transport 

Net Zero Transport Board meet for the first time

9th July 20209th July 2020 Pippa Neill

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps launched the first meeting of the Net Zero Transport Board yesterday (July 8) to help guide

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Energy Features news Transport 

Biomethane is essential to decarbonise transport, says report

2nd July 20202nd July 2020 Pippa Neill

Biomethane is essential to successfully decarbonise the transport industry, according to a report published today (July 2) by The European

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Features news Transport 

Rental e-scooters will be made legal in Britain from Saturday

1st July 2020 Pippa Neill

Rental e-scooters will be made legal on roads across Britain from Saturday (July 4), in a bid to ease pressure

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Features Net-Zero news Transport 

John Lewis to open their first biomethane fuel station in Bracknell

18th June 202018th June 2020 Pippa Neill

John Lewis and Partners have announced plans to open their first biomethane fuel station in December 2020, saving an estimated

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Features Net-Zero news Transport 

Bristol must overhaul transport system to reach net-zero

9th June 20209th June 2020 Pippa Neill

Bristol won’t become carbon-neutral by 2030 without a major shift towards active and sustainable travel, says a new report published

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Climate Change Features Net-Zero Transport 

Local Climate Change Commission announces net-zero plans

5th June 20205th June 2020 Pippa Neill

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s Independent Climate Change Commission (CCC) has announced plans to decarbonise agriculture and transport in the region.  Earlier

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Features Transport Waste 

Vehicle tyre particles ‘significant’ source of marine microplastic pollution

28th May 2020 Thomas Barrett

Particles released from vehicle tyres could be a ‘significant’ source of microplastics in the world’s oceans, a ground-breaking study has

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Energy Features Transport 

Owner of Virgin Media to leverage network for EV charging points

26th May 202026th May 2020 Thomas Barrett

The owner of Virgin Media has launched a new company to roll out on-street residential electric vehicle (EV) charging points in

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Energy Features Transport 

E-bikes could slash transport emissions by 50%

19th May 202019th May 2020 Thomas Barrett

E-bikes could cut the UK’s carbon dioxide (CO2) transport emissions in half whilst offering workers a safe and sustainable route

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Energy Net-Zero Transport 

The future of transport – building EV growth into the energy network

19th May 202021st May 2020 Stephen Cirell

Climate change has raced up the list of priorities for the public during the last year or so. MORI polls

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Features Transport 

Birmingham to prioritise walking and cycling

15th May 202015th May 2020 Thomas Barrett

Birmingham City Council has launched its coronavirus Emergency Transport Plan that outlines how the authority will support walking, cycling and

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Energy Transport 

The politics of making an electric vehicle battery

14th May 202014th May 2020 Thomas Barrett

Without a foothold in the minerals required to produce EV batteries, the UK automotive industry faces an uncertain future, so

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Features Transport 

How major cities are trying to keep people walking and cycling

14th May 202014th May 2020 Environment Journal

Walking and cycling have come to the forefront during the coronavirus lockdown for obvious reasons. Nick Davies, Clare Cornes and

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Features Transport 

Lotus and Centrica plan EV and home energy ‘transformation’

12th May 202012th May 2020 Thomas Barrett

Sports car manufacturer Lotus has signed a deal with energy firm Centrica to develop a new model for electric vehicle

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Features Net-Zero Transport 

Destination: green airline bailouts

7th May 20207th May 2020 Environment Journal

Aviation has been one of the sectors hit hardest by the coronavirus lockdowns. Brian O’Callaghan and Cameron Hepburn from the

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Features Transport 

Could car-free cities be here to stay after the lockdown?

6th May 20206th May 2020 Pippa Neill

The concept of a car-free London or Manchester was a pipe dream just a few months ago – but the

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Energy Features Transport Uncategorised 

Gridserve partners with Hitachi for EV infrastructure

1st May 20201st May 2020 Thomas Barrett

Gridserve has announced a partnership Japanese manufacturer Hitachi to ‘revolutionise’ the UK’s approach to solar energy and electric vehicles (EV)

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