Gareth Corfield
Transport Correspondent at The Telegraph
Transport Correspondent @Telegraph. Planes, trains and automobiles. Ex-security & legal corro @TheRegister. Varied work interests.
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5 days ago |
msn.com | Gareth Corfield
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6 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Gareth Corfield
Mr Waller, a London-based lorry driver, visits Dorset twice a month in his Volkswagen Transporter camper van and recently stopped off at the tourist hotspot for a walk on the beach with his wife Paula. He said: "I love Lulworth Cove but the parking charges now are daylight robbery. "It will suffer as a result of this. We were charged £25 for one hour and 20 minutes parking.
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6 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Gareth Corfield
National Highways said it has lifted roadworks from more than 1,100 miles of motorway and major A-roads, with 97.5pc of its network free from traffic cones. Meanwhile, more than 300 engineering projects are being carried out by Network Rail across Britain between Good Friday and Easter Monday, prompting warnings for passengers to check their journeys in advance.
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6 days ago |
msn.com | Gareth Corfield
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Gareth Corfield
More than half of councils with their own electric car chargers do not know if they are working, a survey has revealed. Just 15 per cent of councils, meanwhile, were able to say that all of their electric vehicle (EV) chargers were fully operational. Experts warned that drivers could be left “stranded” if relying on council equipment to top up their EVs en route to their Easter getaways.
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