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A digitally drawn image of a town centre, from the point of view of above. A road runs through the middle, from the bottom of the image into the distance. To its left is a large pavement and a white high building, the train station, with glass windows. It has a sign, on its side, reading "Harrogate" with the national railways symbol. To the right of the road is a taxi rank and a large pedestrianised town square, with no cars, just lots of people million around freely. There are flowerbeds and trees incorporated into the paved area. There are tall, old-looking buildings with new-looking shops at the ground level around the square. People are using the pavements, cycle lanes and seating areas.

Call for inquiry into £11m traffic scheme rejected

Traffic regulation orders are approved for Harrogate's Station Gateway project despite objections.

North Yorkshire

The nose of an aeroplane is covered in snow during wintry conditions while sitting on the tarmac at Humberside airport in Lincolnshire in 2012.

Why does Britain face flight chaos during bad weather?

Delays and cancellations related to British weather may become more common.

Rush hour traffic with buses, cars and bikes travelling through Old Market.

Major changes planned for city's road network

Boosting public transport and cutting the number of cars on the road are top priorities in Bristol.

A large red metal structure props up the grey concrete flyover road. The equipment is surrounded by grey fencing.

Flyover travel plea as traffic expected to rise

Commuters are asked to avoid travelling near the Gateshead flyover as people return to work.

A green single-decker busway bus pictured at Over in Cambridgeshire. The busway has two lanes and has a grassed area between the concrete runners for the bus wheels. A tarmac footpath runs parallel to the busway on the left with bushes on the right of the busway.

Charity starts legal action against new busway

A charity wants to prevent a bus-only route being built through four wildlife sites.

The side of a grey and red Transport for Wales train which is stopped on the racks at Shrewsbury Railway Station.

Train line closed due to engineering works

Buses are replacing trains between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury until Monday.

Huw Murphy is wearing a grey zip-up fleece and has short grey hair. He is stood next to a yellow road sign which reads "gwaith yn dechrau yma 09:00 - 06/01/2025 am 8 wythnos", which is Welsh for "work starts here at 09:00 - 06/01/2025 for eight weeks"

Shops fear eight-week road closure will hit trade

A long diversion is in place for lorries, but businesses say they fear people will avoid the town.

A composite image of a reading on a digital display showing 96 MPH in the speed section and 'Fail' underneath with the wording "170 ug/100ml (BRAC)"

Drink driver bailed for 96mph on New Year's Day

Drink driver appearing today in court for driving at 96mph on M4

Avanti train in London at the platform with people boarding

Avanti passengers face disruption in fresh train strikes

Rail managers who are RMT union members are locked in a row over rest day working.