AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Transport: England’s transport authorities can introduce fines of up to £100 for passengers who play loud music, vape or litter, under new government guidance. Rail passengers who ignore staff could face removal and fines of up to £1,000 under existing rules. Bus Fares: Prices are set to rise for millions of passengers in England from November, the first increase in three years. Wirral Buses: Public control begins this Sunday, giving the Liverpool City Region authority greater say over routes, fares and timetables, with new low-emission buses planned. Highland Roads: A crash involving a lorry and minibus closed the A82 near Laggan, triggering a 120-mile diversion; three people were taken to hospital. Shipping: Hormuz traffic remains around 70% below pre-conflict levels as attacks on vessels escalate, raising risks for global freight and energy supplies. Rail: Derby has been confirmed as Great British Railways’ headquarters, with a new chair appointed. Airport Charges: The Government will review airport drop-off fees after sharp rises at several UK airports.
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