zack adesina has this exclusive report.e and more of us are opting to hire vehicles for everything from holidays to doing the weekly shop. the uk car rental industry has grown by nearly 8% over the last few years and is now worth around £17 billion. green motion is one of the biggest names in the business. green motion was founded in 2007 as an international franchised car rental system. the philosophy was very simple, and that was to provide a high quality of service at market—leading rates to our customers, while having a focus on the environment. that's the core of the business. it's a marketing strategy that's pulling in the punters. city workerjoy macknight went online and booked a carfrom the company for a short summer break. i rented a carfrom green motion through an aggregator company and i rented it because, a, it was slightly cheaper than the others but, b, because it was supposed to be green friendly. as we walked around the car they said don't worry about any sort of scuffs as they can just buff them out, what t

zack adesina reporting there.t all does work out, i do see myself going to be a jazz drummer, hopefully leading my own band, like elvinjones did or art blakey did. bridges are supposed to help bring people together — but plans for a new thames footbridge are proving hugely divisive for residents living across the river from one other. in nine elms, there's plenty of support for a new crossing. but over on the north bank in pimlico, residents are vowing to fight the project to the bitter end. so could this be a bridge too far? gareth furby went to find out. since the turn of the century, london has been acquiring more footbridges. the millennium bridge was the first new bridge for 100 years, and the two goldenjubilee bridges came next. they are all now landmarks on the thames and popular with commuters and tourists. well, there's no doubt it's an impressive view and a pleasant walk, but does london really need another footbridge? some people aren't so sure. tony hambro has lived in pimlico for 50 years. he likes to