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- Future work of the Coastguard Rescue Serviceil y a 9 j
Plans to move to the expenses-only volunteer model in September 2026 will not go ahead: current arrangements for the Coastguard Rescue Service will remain in place.
- Initial response to the Cranston Inquiryil y a 9 j
Government is dedicated to providing vital maritime search and rescue responsibilities and will continue to seek opportunities to learn and improve.
- £33.4 million to fund new gateline improvementsil y a 10 j
New ticket gates at railway stations will help crack down on fare dodging, while reinvesting millions into better rail services across England.
- Safe removal of masts from historic WWII shipwreck carrying wartime explosives beginsil y a 10 j
The operation involves constructing an underwater platform to allow specialist maritime engineers to safely cut the 3 masts of the shipwreck.
- Transport Secretary engages with EU commissioner on EES border checks ahead of summer holidaysil y a 11 j
Government is working with the EU to ensure travel across the border is as seamless as possible in summer and through autumn.
- School’s out: Free bus travel for kids set to launch in summer holiday cost of living boostil y a 15 j
From 1 August to 31 August 2026, kids aged 5 to 15 years will benefit from free bus travel in England.
- Protecting marketing terms for automated vehiclesil y a 17 j
The new regulation sets out authorisation process and marketing terms used to describe authorised or listed self-driving vehicles in Great Britain.
- Amended national policy statement for portsil y a 18 j
Announcing the laying before Parliament of the final proposed text of the amended national policy statement for ports.
- Government backs Brighton beaches with new fundingil y a 18 j
The £22 million government investment will replace dozens of Victorian arches to avoid the risk of collapse and ensure the road is safe for the next 100 years.
- Cambridge South station opensil y a 28 j
This £250 million government investment cuts journey times, boosts rail links and supports further employment growth in the region.
- Bedford train collisionil y a 32 j
The Secretary of State for Transport gives a statement on the tragic rail collision in Bedford on 19 June 2026.
- Draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement period of scrutinyil y a 32 j
Setting out the period of Parliamentary scrutiny for the draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement.
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