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Transport research, writing, video content, media training and consultancy. A clever company run by Peter Plisner, the former BBC Transport Correspondent.

Birmingham, England
Joined December 2020
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This is the way EV charging should be. The @ElecHighway Electric Forecourt in Norwich. Fast charging and a place to relax while it’s all happening. Perfect!
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Interesting Select Committee hearing with some really knowledgeable panelists. It's worth a watch! tinyurl.com/4hjypfh6
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Core Team Catch-Up: Our team have been working hard to develop our advice line service. We are now able to offer interpreting services to support more families. See more info below! ✔️Can be accessed without referral ✔️Must be registered with Birmingham GP bhamcommunity.nhs.uk/child-o…
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Good to see this vital scheme finally submitted to the Government. Fingers crossed that ministers see the importance of better rail connections throughout the Midlands and agree to fund the full scheme
Yesterday we submitted our Outline Business Case for #MidlandsRailHub to Govt – a revolutionary rail project that will: 🚆 Get more trains onto our network 🏙️ Boost East - West connectivity 🚄 Improve access to HS2 Find out more below 👇
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Blimey! Bond Street station on London’s new Elizabeth Line is estimated to have cost £680M, some £570M over the original £110M budget. The revamped Birmibgham New Street station only cost £550M. That’s less than the entire overspend on Bond Street.
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We are going to bake next week as the UK gets it’s highest ever temperatures. What will happen to transport? Buckling rails and overhead line problems will mean speed restrictions and extended journey times.
Just love this series!
One of the publicity shots for tonight’s #SecretsOfTheLondonUnderground episode instead looks like @siddyholloway & I are have hopped aboard the train to launch a brand new West End musical. SO: what might our horrific musical be called and what songs might it have in it?
Great to see this line taking shape. I spent years reporting on the planning for this line when I was at the Beeb. Now it finally happening.
Our team have continued to make great strides on Castle Hill, from the installation of the final sections of track to significant concrete pours. The area is now starting to take shape with new paving and kerbs also in place in sections.
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Interesting report. There seems little doubt that road pricing is coming. It’s just a matter of when! highways-news.com/road-prici… #roadpricing #roadtax
I love Fully Charged and Robert Llewelyn. I spent many hours watching his videos while recovering from Covid in 2020 and trying to decide whether it was the right time to go electric.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Mr Fully Charged @bobbyllew at @ITThubEvent last week. What a charming man! And if you’re not into Fully Charged then perhaps you know him from Red Dwarf.
Can’t wait for this new series to start. I’ve always loved the underground.
What are you doing 8pm this Thursday? Well, @RadioTimes suggests MOST STRONGLY that you watch #SecretsOfTheLondonUnderground on @YesterdayTweets @UKTV. Join us for explorations of @tfl’s Charing Cross tube, the old Fleet line tunnels under the Strand, and the Kennington Loop!
At last!
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I’ll be back in the @BBCNews studio today after months of treatment. Pure coincidence - it’s 8 years to the day since I was told I had stage 4 #bowelcancer So good to be with the News at Six team again.
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What’s happening with the trams? I went out to Zaragoza to see them being built for the BBC. Similar vehicles been built for many other cities, so why are our trams suffering so many cracks? bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bi…
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Great to see another car maker using rail freight
Today's visit was to Toton where @DBCargoUK and Groupe Cat officially launched the new cross-Channel service for Toyota. The outbound service takes Corollas built at Burnaston to Valenciennes in France while Aygos and Yaris' are imported on the return leg. More soon in @RAIL