Jaguar is to join a list of British carmakers to cut production as the UK motor industry struggles to deal with plummeting demand for motor vehicles from customers in Western Europe and the US.
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£22m plan to improve motorways
A £22 million scheme to make journeys safer on motorways in Staffordshire has been announced today. The plan will cover parts of the M6, M54 and M6 Toll.
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Cameras drive resentment for police
Speed cameras are driving a wedge between the public and the police. The claim came from a top officer who said the police disappoint the public too often and must learn to provide a better service.
Restored Sunbeam set to fetch £28k
It fetched just £795 when it was sold back in 1934. But this classic Sunbeam car is expected to sell for a staggering £28,000 when it goes under the hammer later this month.
200,000 to be hit as car tax soars
Hundreds of thousands of motorists across the West Midlands face being stung by the Government’s controversial “retrospective” car tax hike on the most polluting cars, new figures reveal today.
Half drivers ‘conned by mechanics’
Almost half of motorists reckon they have fallen victim to rogue car mechanics, a survey showed today.
Longbridge in driving seat with MG
It is a sight not seen at Longbridge for more than three years – the rolling production track carrying a line of MG sports cars under construction.
Scrap cars a ‘big cash bonanza’
Scrap merchants in the West Midlands are willing to pay up to £400 for old bangers as the price of metal soars, it was revealed today.
Red routes on the way
Three controversial multi-million pound queue-busting schemes will swing into action in Walsall next year. Work will begin on introducing red routes along the A454 Wolverhampton Road, A34 North and the A4148 Broadway North in 2009, despite protests from many residents and traders.
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