Hundreds of commuters have been advised to entirely avoid traveling by train today, as major delays at Victoria Station have had a knock on effect, halting services in and out of London, with Brighton commuters heavily affected.
The initial cause of these delays is believed to be a massive signal...
If you have been trying to use the new online parking permit system recently introduced by Brighton & Hove City Council then you will be aware of the glitches and hitches holding up your application.
The system has been introduced to make applications for parking permits in the Brighton and...
We're already renowned down here on the south coast for our generosity: houses, bikes, pets, bowls of sugar - you name it, our generous townsfolk share it. And now you can add cars to that list, as peer-to-peer vehicle moguls hiyacar have arrived in BN1. The London-based company, founded...
The shift marks the growing prominence of the industry.
Brighton and Hove is widely regarded as a focal point for environmental action.
This is backed up by the surge in popularity in electric cars in the city.
The electric car movement is still in its infancy, and is being fine-tuned.
The efficiency of...
Southern and Gatwick Express train drivers are adopting a system that helps them get extra support if they experience trauma on the job.
The scheme, called Trauma Risk Management, protects drivers if they experience distressing events like hitting someone with a train.
Staff will be trained to spot signs of trauma...
School transport is incredibly important for every child, it ensures their way of getting home from school or college safely. Now, imagine a child who suffers with a certain disability and must rely on transport every day. The thought of not being able to do that can make just...
Southern Rail commuters have now enjoyed the cherry on top of what can only be described as months of misery as pictures emerge of Mark Boon - head of Operations for Southern Rail - taking up two seats on a late and packed train.
The picture, originally posted by Emma...
As anxieties about the Covid-19 virus persist, the question is how society’s behaviour will change with regards to travel and tourism. Ironically, the absence of tourists only highlights the prevalence of the typically resilient industry’s importance to the UK economy, currently valued at around £330m. Winnie Liu looks at...
Penang, an island fondly named the ‘food capital of Malaysia’ and ‘Pearl of the Orient’ and designated UNESCO heritage site in 2008 is a paradise with no shortage of natural scenery and cultural sights, alongside its year-round thirty-five degree exotic temperatures. As people are now confronted with perhaps rising...
As time has passed and days have turned into weeks, the prospect of summer holidays and travel plans has started to look more bleak; the news is a daily reminder of border restrictions, airlines in crises and, quite rightly, the damage that re-engaging with travel would do to the...
