Policies related to roads, rail, public transport, and travel
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Recent parliamentary votes on this issue, most recent first.
Richard Walker urged Labour leader Keir Starmer to extend the 5p fuel duty cut beyond September as petrol prices rise amid Middle East tensions, while Starmer said any September rise would be kept under review.
Reform UK sacks housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after inflammatory remarks, part of a wave of controversies that has eclipsed the party’s costed policy push, including plans to cut flight taxes and a pledge on the pensions triple lock.
Reform UK’s housing spokesperson was sacked after controversial Grenfell comments, and the NHS faces its longest doctors’ strike yet, while a live Q&A discusses Labour leadership prospects, Starmer’s EU stance, and the Greens’ rise.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK is facing a political headwind as polling shows voters are deterred by his close ties to Donald Trump; Farage promotes a pledge to cut the cost of living and scrap taxes on short-haul journeys as the party seeks to maintain support.
Active Travel England will issue guidance to English councils on making streets safer for women and girls, including better lighting, CCTV, and safer street crossings, to address safety concerns that deter walking. The move is framed by ministers as a matter of fairness and public health, with potential implications for local transport funding.
