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Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs
Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

Glasgow Times

time11-07-2025

  • Business
  • Glasgow Times

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

The Conservative Party leader opened a new domestic arrivals building at London Stansted Airport in her North West Essex constituency on Friday. She slammed Labour's 'ideological' plans to reach net zero by 2050, a target she previously dismissed as impossible to meet, and said they would hit holidaymakers. 'Labour's ideological rush to Net Zero 2050 is not only bankrupting our country and leaving us dangerously reliant on China, it's also making holidays more expensive, just as the cost-of-living crisis for working people gets worse. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport in Essex (Chris Radburn/PA) 'Under my leadership the Conservative Party are going to make things easier for the makers, the people who work hard to provide for their families, and not force up the cost of their summer holidays,' she said. The Tory leader pointed to plans to raise air passenger duty and the Climate Change Committee's call for the cost of decarbonising aviation to be reflected in the cost of flights. Speaking to airport staff during the visit, Mrs Badenoch told them how the pandemic showed how 'critical' Stansted was for the local economy. 'But I always tell the story of how when Covid hit and so many people lost their jobs, all of those people turned up in my surgeries. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport (Chris Radburn/PA) 'It really showed just how critical the airport was, how important it was for the local community and well beyond.' The new arrivals building was part of a £1.1 billion transformation at Stansted, the UK's fourth largest airport. The work, expected to continue over the next three to four years, will also include a £600 million extension to the main terminal, increasing its size by 40%.

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs
Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

Western Telegraph

time11-07-2025

  • Business
  • Western Telegraph

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

The Conservative Party leader opened a new domestic arrivals building at London Stansted Airport in her North West Essex constituency on Friday. She slammed Labour's 'ideological' plans to reach net zero by 2050, a target she previously dismissed as impossible to meet, and said they would hit holidaymakers. 'Labour's ideological rush to Net Zero 2050 is not only bankrupting our country and leaving us dangerously reliant on China, it's also making holidays more expensive, just as the cost-of-living crisis for working people gets worse. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport in Essex (Chris Radburn/PA) 'Under my leadership the Conservative Party are going to make things easier for the makers, the people who work hard to provide for their families, and not force up the cost of their summer holidays,' she said. The Tory leader pointed to plans to raise air passenger duty and the Climate Change Committee's call for the cost of decarbonising aviation to be reflected in the cost of flights. Speaking to airport staff during the visit, Mrs Badenoch told them how the pandemic showed how 'critical' Stansted was for the local economy. 'But I always tell the story of how when Covid hit and so many people lost their jobs, all of those people turned up in my surgeries. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport (Chris Radburn/PA) 'It really showed just how critical the airport was, how important it was for the local community and well beyond.' The new arrivals building was part of a £1.1 billion transformation at Stansted, the UK's fourth largest airport. The work, expected to continue over the next three to four years, will also include a £600 million extension to the main terminal, increasing its size by 40%.

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs
Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

The Herald Scotland

time11-07-2025

  • Business
  • The Herald Scotland

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

She slammed Labour's 'ideological' plans to reach net zero by 2050, a target she previously dismissed as impossible to meet, and said they would hit holidaymakers. 'Labour's ideological rush to Net Zero 2050 is not only bankrupting our country and leaving us dangerously reliant on China, it's also making holidays more expensive, just as the cost-of-living crisis for working people gets worse. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport in Essex (Chris Radburn/PA) 'Under my leadership the Conservative Party are going to make things easier for the makers, the people who work hard to provide for their families, and not force up the cost of their summer holidays,' she said. The Tory leader pointed to plans to raise air passenger duty and the Climate Change Committee's call for the cost of decarbonising aviation to be reflected in the cost of flights. Speaking to airport staff during the visit, Mrs Badenoch told them how the pandemic showed how 'critical' Stansted was for the local economy. 'But I always tell the story of how when Covid hit and so many people lost their jobs, all of those people turned up in my surgeries. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport (Chris Radburn/PA) 'It really showed just how critical the airport was, how important it was for the local community and well beyond.' The new arrivals building was part of a £1.1 billion transformation at Stansted, the UK's fourth largest airport. The work, expected to continue over the next three to four years, will also include a £600 million extension to the main terminal, increasing its size by 40%.

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs
Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

South Wales Argus

time11-07-2025

  • Business
  • South Wales Argus

Badenoch says ‘rush' to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

The Conservative Party leader opened a new domestic arrivals building at London Stansted Airport in her North West Essex constituency on Friday. She slammed Labour's 'ideological' plans to reach net zero by 2050, a target she previously dismissed as impossible to meet, and said they would hit holidaymakers. 'Labour's ideological rush to Net Zero 2050 is not only bankrupting our country and leaving us dangerously reliant on China, it's also making holidays more expensive, just as the cost-of-living crisis for working people gets worse. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport in Essex (Chris Radburn/PA) 'Under my leadership the Conservative Party are going to make things easier for the makers, the people who work hard to provide for their families, and not force up the cost of their summer holidays,' she said. The Tory leader pointed to plans to raise air passenger duty and the Climate Change Committee's call for the cost of decarbonising aviation to be reflected in the cost of flights. Speaking to airport staff during the visit, Mrs Badenoch told them how the pandemic showed how 'critical' Stansted was for the local economy. 'But I always tell the story of how when Covid hit and so many people lost their jobs, all of those people turned up in my surgeries. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch meeting staff during a visit to Stansted Airport (Chris Radburn/PA) 'It really showed just how critical the airport was, how important it was for the local community and well beyond.' The new arrivals building was part of a £1.1 billion transformation at Stansted, the UK's fourth largest airport. The work, expected to continue over the next three to four years, will also include a £600 million extension to the main terminal, increasing its size by 40%.

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