Green Aviation Funding Promises Cleaner Skies, Eventually
Green aviation funding backs zero emission flight research, while airport expansion prepares to take off before the technology does.
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Green aviation funding backs zero emission flight research, while airport expansion prepares to take off before the technology does.
North West rail plan satire on a faster Liverpool Manchester route, new stations and a patient wait for the 2030s.
Westcott Space Hub opens with shared facilities, while one fictional blank rocket model plans its next office move.
English spring travel has unveiled museums, festivals and a cheese train, finally giving the nation a reason to pack an emergency cracker.
Road maintenance ratings put councils on a public traffic light board, while a fictional pothole prepares its acceptance speech.
Electric lorry grant support cuts costs, while a fictional toy lorry campaigns for a desk.
Magistrate recruitment campaign plans seek volunteers, while a fictional application form wants civic status.
Foster carer recruitment plans meet a fictional folder, model house and toy key with far too much meeting authority.
Boxing Day swimmers meet a water policy folder, a miniature shoreline and a lifebuoy seeking a speaking slot.
UK transport deals bring rail, aviation and submarines together, giving Britain’s trade strategy wheels, wings and a classified biscuit policy.
Great British Railways has a new brand and ticketing app, proving rail reform begins with a logo that can stare bravely at a delay notice.
Rail performance data now shows station punctuality and cancellations, giving the departure board an uncomfortable relationship with evidence.