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  • Sadiq Khan calls for compulsory face coverings in all stores

    June 5, 2020

    Sadiq Khan has called for the government to make face coverings mandatory in all stores, after they were made compulsory on all English public transport networks yesterday. The mayor of London said he welcomed the “U-turn from the government” on making coverings compulsory on public transport, but said it should go further. Non-essential retail shops [...]

  • Face coverings mandatory on TfL network from 15 June

    June 4, 2020

    It will be mandatory for commuters to wear face coverings on all English public transport networks from 15 June, including on Transport for London (TfL). Transport secretary Grant Shapps made the announcement at today’s press briefing, adding that non-compliance would lead to a refusal of travel and fines. Shapps said there would be exemptions for [...]

  • TfL urges Londoners to walk and cycle as schools reopen

    May 31, 2020

    TfL has urged people to consider alternatives to using public transport as schools start to gradually reopen from Monday. TfL has issued advice for headteachers, parents and guardians and called for those who can to walk and cycle to school to make space for those who have no other alternative. TfL is currently operating around [...]

  • Camden Market to operate one-way system as it prepares for June reopening

    May 29, 2020

    The owner of Camden Market today outlined plans for a phased reopening of the north London shopping hotspot from 1 June. Landlord Labtech said the venue will reopen on Monday in line with the government’s plans to ease the coronavirus lockdowns for open-air markets and car dealerships. The canal-hugging tourist trap will implement a one-way [...]

  • London business confidence rises but gloom remains as lockdown eased

    May 29, 2020

    London business confidence picked up slightly in May as the government lifted coronavirus restrictions, but firms grew gloomier across the country as a whole. The business barometer from Lloyds showed that London business confidence rose eight points on its gauge to minus 20. This was nonetheless close to a record low after sentiment plunged in [...]

  • Coronavirus deaths jump to 412 after bank holiday weekend lag

    May 27, 2020

    Coronavirus-related deaths in the UK jumped to 412 today after falling earlier in the week following the bank holiday. The Department of Health said 37,460 people have died with coronavirus in total as of 5pm on 26 May, up 412 on the previous day. Yesterday, the Department of Health said 134 people had died with [...]

  • Transport for London taps former New York transit chief as new boss

    May 27, 2020

    Transport for London (TfL) has this afternoon named Andy Byford as its new transport commissioner. The former chief executive of the New York City Transit Authority will take over from his predecessor Mike Brown in July. Brown, who has held the role for five years, will take on a new position overseeing the renovation of [...]

  • UK coronavirus deaths top 37,000 after increase of 134

    May 26, 2020

    The UK’s death toll from coronavirus has risen by 134 to 37,048 according to figures released today by the Department of Health. Yesterday, the Department of Health said 121 people in the UK died with coronavirus, the second-lowest 24-hour death toll since March. However, there is usually a lag in the figures reported at weekends [...]

  • O2 Arena stood down as NHS Nightingale training facility

    May 26, 2020

    The O2 Arena has been officially stood down more than 40 days after it was transformed into a training ground for frontline NHS workers fighting the coronavirus outbreak. Owner AEG last month handed over the iconic London venue to serve as an educational training hub for staff required at the new NHS Nightingale hospital at [...]

  • Southbank Centre could be closed until next April due to coronavirus

    May 25, 2020

    The Southbank Centre has warned it is at risk of closure until at least April 2021, and is calling on the government for further support. The arts venue is forecasting a best case scenario of a £5m loss at the end of the 2020/2021 financial year, as a result of the Covid-19 crisis. However, that [...]

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