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Neil Lancefield

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 17, 2026
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Aug 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Neil Lancefield, Press Association Transport Correspondent

    Police Scotland seizes 585 e-bikes in a year amid call to clamp down on 'menace' (opens the original)

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    Police seizures of e-bikes soared by 83% in a year, an investigation has found, as forces crack down on dangerous models. Some 7,049 of the machines were confiscated across the UK in the 12 months to May 19, according to data obtained by the Press Association under freedom-of-information laws. Of those, 585 were seized by Police Scotland in that time period - the third highest of the UK's police forces. The Metropolitan Police was the force which seized the most with 2,367. Leicestershire Police

  2. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Neil Lancefield

    Learner drivers wait nearly 7 months for a driving test at Scottish test centre (opens the original)

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    New figures have revealed that half of learner drivers in the UK are being made to wait more than four months to sit driving tests. Even worse, one Scottish centre is understood to have the longest average wait time of nearly seven months. Learning to drive can be an exciting yet stressful experience. After spending money to learn how to drive and saving up for a first car, many learners want to sit their driving test as soon as possible, once they have been given the okay from their instructor.

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · By Neil Lancefield, Press Association Transport Correspondent

    Trains from Scotland to London run with no toilet for five hour trip (opens the original)

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    A five-and-a-half hour London to Scotland train is running despite having no available toilets. The train operator Lumo announced its services on the West Coast Main Line (WCML) 417 mile journey between London Euston and Stirling are operating despite all onboard toilets being out of use. The FirstGroup-owned firm warned about "a fault" with the toilets in a post on social media platform X on Saturday August 1. Services have been forced stop for longer at stations such as Preston to allow desper

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