Nicholas Hellen is the Transport Editor for The Sunday Times, specializing in transportation issues and reporting on topics such as infrastructure, road safety, and public transportation. With a passion for cycling and a background in mountaineering, Nicholas brings a unique perspective to his coverage of transportation-related stories. Contact him in confidence at [email protected] for story tips.
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Nicholas Hellen's coverage centers around transportation, logistics, and related legal and government policy. His interest in the impact of regulations on transport and travel-related issues suggests a preference for sources with expertise in these areas.
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By: Nick Rufford, Nicholas Hellen
Prices on some models have fallen by half in three years — but battery life concerns still plague the electric car market
Crystal Owen, whose son Harvey and three friends were killed on a trip to Snowdonia, wants inexperienced motorists banned from giving lifts to young passengers
Two retired friends have scaled the 6,000-metre Himalayan peak of Yawash Sar, all while chatting like ‘old people on the golf course’
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Street lights across the country, particularly in rural areas, may be replaced with cleaner alternatives to cut a £3bn bill
Volunteers from Clean Up Britain are installing 100 cameras at fly-tipping hotspots to tackle a crime wave that is blighting the countryside
An official mandate for 22% of new cars to be EVs is forcing manufacturers to discount heavily or risk government fines
By: Caroline Wheeler, Nicholas Hellen, Harry Yorke
Public school apologises unreservedly for its part in the John Smyth case, which led to Justin Welby’s resignation as Archbishop of Canterbury last week
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