Government Approve Third Runway for Heathrow

Simon Calde

By our, and indeed everyone else’s, Travel Correspondent AFTER years of debate, MPs last night finally gave the green light for work to begin on a controversial third Heathrow runway for Simon Calder. The decision came as fears mounted that without it, the ubiquitous Independent holiday correspondent’s air travel may not return to normal levels until 2024. Ministers believe that having a third runway for exclusive use by the travel writer would help allay the public’s concerns over the state of the airliner industry. Speaking to This Morning about the scrapping of the EHIC card, Calder said the announcement made sense, but advised the firms tendering for the construction work on the runway to read their contracts carefully. “People potentially working on the new runway should consider investing in a…

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