The Go-Ahead Group has today published its sustainability report for the year ended 1 July 2017, which coincides with the Group's Annual General Meeting. This publication illustrates the company’s sustainability performance and progress across all aspects of the organisation's activity.

Last night the scenes at Kent’s Ashford Truckstop were an HGV driver’s nightmare as over 200 trucks were turned away because of the lack of parking space.

Volumetric concrete mixers, weighing upwards of 40 tonnes, are currently exempt from strict HGV regulation due to a legal loophole, says the Mineral Products Association.

Liberal Democrat Transport spokesperson Baroness Jenny Randerson writes ahead of her debate in the House of Lords on 'Measures to improve the reliability of railway services'.

The case to expand Heathrow airport has reportedly been thrown into doubt after fresh government figures showed Gatwick to be the better option on certain factors.

The South West is not asking for more money than anywhere else - just its fair share, argues Luke Pollard MP.

Senior industry figures have called for the Government to seek out their guidance to ensure that trade keeps moving at the Channel Ports if the UK crashes out of the EU with no Brexit deal.

The Road Haulage Association is warning that the London economy risks being damaged by the new Toxin Tax and the planned Ultra Low Emission Zone being imposed by mayor of London Sadiq Khan.  

The Road Haulage Association welcomes today’s announcement by Transport Secretary Chris Grayling of a £345.3 million funding package to improve local roads and public transport across the country. 

From tackling congestion to rolling out 5G and ultrafast broadband, improving our infrastructure is the key to ensuring the UK succeeds on the global stage, writes Lord Adonis 

RAeS President, Sir Stephen Dalton, explains why now is the right time to consider the impact of its outreach programmes and look to future collaboration with industry and Government to support growth in the next two decades. 

Plans to trash ancient dormouse woodland shows Government rowing back on its own biodiversity commitments.

Air traffic between the UK and the EU could "theoretically" come to a halt on Brexit day, Philip Hammond has warned.

Businesses across Scotland are marking their diaries for second Heathrow Business Summit Scotland, set for 18th October in Edinburgh.

Apprentice opportunities at new railway academy in Widnes.

Depoliticising discussions about rail would help deliver the best outcomes for passengers, and give confidence to the sector, says Rail Minister Paul Maynard.

Go-Ahead has been highly commended for building public trust at PWC's annual Building Public Trust Awards.

Philip Hammond will today announce a £300m boost to rail links in the north of England as part of the Northern Powerhouse programme.

It’s been a bumpy ride for the Conservatives, but transport minister Jesse Norman believes winning back voters’ support is simply about getting on with the task at hand. He talks to Elizabeth Bates 

Go-Ahead has been recertified with the FTSE4Good accreditation. This independently recognises the continuing positive progress in the company’s sustainability agenda.

New report released ranking airlines on noise and emission performance from April to June.

The Mayor of London knew that this decision would be unpopular with Londoners, which is why he tried to bury the news under the Prime Minister’s Brexit speech in Florence, says Chris Philp MP.

Charlie Elphicke, MP for Dover, which contains the busiest ferry port in Europe, hosted a parliamentary reception to mark the Road Haulage Association’s third annual 'National Lorry Week'.

Decision follows GMB’s legal victory over Uber, forcing company to defend their record on drivers' employment rights and public safety.