Neil Lancefield is a Transport Correspondent for PA and writes for various publications including the Evening Standard, Yahoo News UK, BBC News, and more. With a focus on transport and travel news, Neil covers a wide range of topics including petrol prices, train services, car markets, and disruptions in rail services.
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Neil’s coverage revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on travel and tourism. Considering this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to government announcements or initiatives impacting the automotive industry, car market trends, train services, road safety legislation, and other topics within the travel and transportation sector.
Given Neil's frequent use of data in his articles, he may be responsive to data-driven stories that provide new insights into trends or developments affecting transportation systems or policies. Additionally, considering his reporting on specific cities such as Dublin and London suggests an interest in localized stories related to traffic management issues or infrastructure projects.
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EasyJet has announced the launch of what will be its longest route from England.
The airline said it will operate flights between London Gatwick and the island of Sal in Cape Verde from March 31 next year.
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By: Neil Lancefield, Joseph Bickle
Only 14 per cent of the claims made actually result in compensation being paid
By: Neil Lancefield, Joseph Bickle
The number of pothole compensation claims made to Surrey County Council more than quadrupled in a year, according to a new national analysis, however only a small percentage of these resulted in a pay out.
Sussex Police said a ‘security cordon has been put in place' inside the south terminal of the UK's second busiest airport.
By: Neil Lancefield
Sussex Police said a ‘security cordon has been put in place’ inside the south terminal after the discovery in luggage.
By: Neil Lancefield
Sussex Police said a ‘security cordon has been put in place' inside the south terminal after the discovery in luggage.
By: Ellie Ng, Neil Lancefield
Footage showed passengers being evacuated from the building with police warning the public to stay away from the area while they investigated the situation
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