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  • JetBlue flights delayed as budget airline’s website goes down after power outage

    January 14, 2016

    US budget airline JetBlue is experiencing flight delays due to a power outage at its data centre. The company's website has also gone down due to the issues.  In a statement on Twitter the company said it was experiencing "intermittent network issues" which were affecting airport systems, but it hopes to resolve the problem quickly: [...]

  • Bexleyheath line will finally reopen after landslides in Barnehurst disrupt Southeastern services to Charing Cross, Victoria and Cannon Street

    January 14, 2016

    Trains will finally start running again after nearly a week of disruption caused by landslides at Barnehurst which prevented hundreds of trains from running into London from the south east and Kent. Commuters wll have to endure a further evening of chaos before the Bexleyheath line, which runs trains heading for Victoria, Cannon Street and Charing Cross, is up [...]

  • End of Southeastern, Southern and South West trains? Think tank calls for TfL to run south London train services as Overground

    January 14, 2016

    South London's train operators Southeastern, Southern and South West Trains should be scrapped and turned into the Overground with Transport for London running services. The shake-up is the only way to keep up with increasing demand for transport in south London, according to a new think tank report. The Centre for London concludes scrapping the rail [...]

  • London mayoral election 2016: Conservative mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith vows to give startups retail space in London Underground stations

    January 14, 2016

    Conservative mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith has said that he will use public land to house startup businesses in the capital, vowing to repurpose Transport for London (TfL) Underground stations to provide discounted space to smaller firms. Goldsmith said today that he will parcel off shop space in TfL’s Underground stations and offer it to retail [...]

  • London had 1m contactless Tube journeys in a single day

    January 14, 2016

    The number of contactless journeys on the Tube made with Visa surpassed one million for the first time in just a single day in the lead up to Christmas as paying with just a swipe of a card or phone grows in popularity. The use of contactless Visa increased 166 per cent annually in December alone and commuters spent £339m taking 7.75m [...]

  • Whitechapel station disruption: Weekend closures on 16 and 17 January to make way for Crossrail modernisation

    January 12, 2016

    Whitechapel station will be closed over the coming weekend as work begins on making the station ready for the arrival of Crossrail 2. A new temporary entrance and ticket hall will be set up over the weekend ready for Monday, so the 140-year-old station can be modernised. The surrounding area on Court Street will become pedestrianised. By 2018, [...]

  • Landslide in Barnehurst brings Southeastern trains to a halt

    January 12, 2016

    A landslide at Barnehurst last night has brought Southeastern services between Dartford and London to a halt.  The train operator said this morning there was no service running between Dartford and Lewisham via Bexleyheath, meaning trains were not running to London Charing Cross and Cannon Street this morning. Some trains will be diverted via Sidcup or Woolwich [...]

  • Tube strikes: The unions are harming London and the low paid by striking over Night Tube

    January 12, 2016

    When Mike Brown was confirmed as London’s new transport commissioner last September, he might have expected to find a note from his predecessor stating bluntly: “Dear commissioner, I’m afraid there is no money”. While most of the UK economy has adapted to the realities of modern-day austerity, however, the transport unions are apparently yet to [...]

  • Tube strikes 2016: When are they, how long are they for, who is striking and why? Everything you need to know

    January 11, 2016

    When are the strikes and how long will they last? London will be brought to a halt once again by 24-hour strikes on the Tube, and they're coming pretty soon. The dates to stick in your diary are at the end of January and middle of February. 1. Tuesday 26 January – Wednesday 27 January. 2. Monday [...]

  • Tube strikes 2016 dates: RMT and Aslef confirm three days of strikes over the Night Tube pay row with TfL

    January 11, 2016

    RMT and Aslef unions have confirmed they will stage three 24-hour strikes in a long running row over driver pay and conditions with the proposed launch of the Night Tube. RMT member drivers will walkout from 6.30pm on the following dates for 24 hours, disrupting thousands of Londoners' journeys. Tuesday 26 January Monday 15 February Wednesday 17 February Other non-driver [...]

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