Normally when you purchase something like a new mobile phone, you get the phone, a charger for the battery, a user guide and a SIM card. At this point, the transaction is complete and you probably will never hear from the company again unless you have a problem or they want to sell you something else.
You might think this is true of all companies, but you would be terribly wrong!
Peugeot has unveiled the brand new 301 small saloon…but if you like the look of it, tough – you can’t have one. It won’t be sold in the UK.According to Peugeot, the 301 “is a clear illustration of the Marque’s internationalisation and demonstrates its desire to conquer new markets. It has been specifically designed to appeal to a wide customer base attracted by four-door saloons, which are both accessible and present an enhanced level of status.”
The Government will pour £113m into 30 carbon-cutting local transport schemes, Transport Minister Norman Baker has announced.The schemes, which cover eight regions across the UK, are aimed at providing sustainable, CO2-reducing transport alternatives. They include public transport hubs, improved cycling infrastructures and a brand new ferry service at the Isle of Wight.
The Government explains how the money will be spent thus:
