In March 2025, Landor LINKS was proud to announce that it has been accredited as a Bronze Carbon Literate Organisation, highlighting our organisation's dedication towards tackling climate change, reducing its organisational carbon emissions, and its commitment to working towards a zero carbon... continue
Cornwall Council’s new cabinet has decided... continue
A new partnership to crack down on the misuse and fraudulent use of Blue Badges has been launched between Enfield Council... continue
The UK is now the leading electric vehicle market in Europe, says energy and commodity analyst... continue
The long debated idea of pedestrianising Oxford Street in London’s West End seems set to go ahead. In February 2025, the Mayor of London... continue
Scottish councils could receive powers to charge drivers for using roads as part of a new strategy to cut car use. It is being reported that road user charging powers are likely to feature in a new Scottish Government strategy. Transport Scotland is expected to make a regulatory check of the... continue
Disabled Motoring UK has named two leading parking... continue
Tom Gallagher has become interim head of parking services at Ealing Council. He joins the west London borough after working at the... continue
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has put a major focus on investment in transport in the northern and midlands mayoral areas in the DfT’s allocation under her government spending announcement. Promised changes to the Treasury Green Book investment appraisal rules have been published which should mean... continue
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has claimed to have more than doubled existing investment in local transport in England’s city regions in a package of funding allocations worth £15.6bn over the next five years. The announcement came a week ahead of the full Spending Review in speeches in... continue
There has been some relief at how transport fared in the spending round despite the Department for Transport (DfT) seeing its annual day-to-day budget decrease by 5% for the five year period ahead - one of the largest cuts in the review. The reduction is said to be mostly down to a big drop in the... continue
The DfT has published the details for the annual allocations to the nine mayoral transport authorities announced in the Spending Review. The total of £15.6 billion is now being called Transport for City Regions (TCR) funding and replaces what was previously the City Region Sustainable... continue
Plans to create an all-electric bus fleet in Greater Manchester and the development of a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) network in Liverpool are among the beneficiaries of the £15.6 billion funding package for urban Mayoral transport projects in England announced by the Chancellor Rachel... continue
The Treasury’s Green Book Review , published alongside the Chancellor’s spending statement , claims to mark “a new approach to appraisal in the public sector”. It is one which should enable the more effective assessment of place-based interventions, and is expected to have significant implications for transport scheme assessment and... continue
The Department for Transport has published its latest forecasts for freight traffic at UK ports, through to 2050. They supersede the previous set produced in 2019. Compared to 2023, total UK port traffic is forecast to have grown by 1.2% in 2035 and by 7.8% in 2050, that is from 420.6 m tonnes in... continue
A new vision for UK ports will propel prosperity in Britain’s coastal communities says DfT. Plans to boost expansion of the ports are linked to the release of proposed new national policy statement for ports (NPSP). The guidance is designed to help ports save time and money on planning... continue
The government has set out its ambition to roll out... continue
A trial of driverless taxis is due to start in London next spring after the... continue
Nearly 40,000 jobs could be created, roads could be safer, and... continue
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