Department for Transport

Taxpayers 'Face £2bn Bill' Over Privatised Rail Contract Row

'The biggest scandal' since Railtrack collapsed
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Rail Users Deserve Compensation For Persistent Delays

Sometimes delays are inevitable, but customers are being ripped off
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Ministers Clueless Over Cost Of Replacing EU Agencies, Labour MP's Questions Reveal

'The Government is woefully unprepared for Brexit.'
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Commons Committees Join Forces To Scrutinise Government's Plans To Cut Air Pollution

MPs will decide whether Michael Gove's strategy goes far enough.
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Chris Grayling Slammed For Allowing HS2 Staff To 'Waste' £5m On Train Fares

Labour say the cash could have paid for 26 buses.
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Exclusive: Cost To Chauffeur-Drive Ministerial Red Boxes Rises To £400,000 Since Crackdown

Labour condemns 'another broken promise' after 4,000 journeys.
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Just 50% Of The UK Thinks Any Phone Usage Is Dangerous While Driving

Public opinion is now increasingly at odds with the realities of the law.
By PA & Thomas Tamblyn, Press Association

Barcelona Terror Attack Could Lead To Extra UK Vehicle Rental Checks

'The threat from terrorism is changing and so must our response.'
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This Is How Big The North-South Divide Really Is

Almost 35,000 people have signed a petition demanding a U-turn.
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Government Admits 60,000 Bodies Will Have To Be Exhumed To Make Way For HS2

Historic cemetery will have to be excavated when work begins.
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