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  • TfL banned Uber over concerns it could not prevent breaches by its drivers

    January 23, 2020

    A letter released today revealed that TfL stripped Uber of its licence in London because of “serious doubts” it would be able to prevent breaches that put the public at risk. The letter from TfL to Uber, dated 25 November, detailed some of the breaches that TfL was concerned about, which included drivers providing services [...]

  • Mayoral candidates attack each other over crime as Khan hits out at government funding commitment

    January 22, 2020

    Sadiq Khan has accused the government of failing to match police resources from a decade ago, as the mayor comes under further attack over a surge in London’s knife crime.  Khan, who is currently fending off criticism for failing to keep crime under control, argued the police funding settlement announced today would not go far [...]

  • The City highlights its importance ahead of key Brexit talks

    January 21, 2020

    The City has outlined its importance to international finance ahead of crunch EU talks with a report that shows it continues to outperform other financial sectors in helping firms tackle risk. It comes as a debate rages over how close the UK should stay to the EU after Brexit. Chancellor Sajid Javid at the weekend [...]

  • Why London black cabs might ferry you around the Tokyo Olympics

    January 21, 2020

    Londoners visiting Tokyo this summer will find a small part of home on the streets of the Japanese capital, after a fleet of London black cabs comes to the city in time for the Olympic Games. The London Electric Vehicle Company, the UK-based maker of the plug-in hybrid version of London’s black cabs which is [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the government move the House of Lords to York?

    January 21, 2020

    Should the government move the House of Lords to York? Alastair Benn, news editor of Reaction, says YES. The British state is now more centralised than it has been for many decades. In large part, we owe that to Margaret Thatcher, who tended to treat the UK’s constituent parts as regions, rather than as distinct [...]

  • Chief executives say UK is top investment target

    January 21, 2020

    The UK has bounced back as a destination for future growth among global chief executives, according to a major survey published yesterday. The UK remained the fourth most important territory for growth for chief executives, joint with India and Australia, and behind the USA, China and Germany. Chief executives in Europe’s largest economies rated the [...]

  • Uber boss Khosrowshahi met with TfL commissioner to discuss London ban

    January 20, 2020

    Uber’s chief executive met privately with TfL’s boss in recent days amid a brewing legal battle over the US ride-sharing firm’s future in the capital.  Dara Khosrowshahi met TfL commissioner Mike Brown to discuss the dispute, Sky News reported. The meeting, which had not been disclosed, happened while Khosrowshahi was on his way to Davos [...]

  • HS2: Pressure mounts on Boris Johnson from all sides after leaked review

    January 20, 2020

    Britain’s business groups have demanded Boris Johnson press on with the HS2 rail line as soon as possible, as the pressure mounts on the PM to make a decision on the divisive project. It comes amid today’s revelations that the government-commissioned review of the scheme is set to predict the cost could rise to £106bn. [...]

  • HS2 costs could hit £106bn, leaked review warns

    January 20, 2020

    Building HS2 could cost up to £106bn, according to a leaked government-commissioned review that reportedly outlines a 20 per cent rise in costs to the UK infrastructure project. The review into the controversial high-speed rail link project warns of “considerable risk” that costs could balloon further from HS2’s original budget of £32.7bn. The government has [...]

  • Spilling the beans: How coffee chain Grind has carved out its own London niche

    January 20, 2020

    Given how busy life in the capital can get, and how hard the people here work, most Londoners must live on coffee. It’s the only plausible explanation for the explosion in coffee shops in recent years. Independent coffee houses are thriving alongside the big brands like Costa and Pret a Manger. According to research by [...]

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