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  • TfL still facing £500m funding gap as network unveils slimmer budget

    July 26, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) today revealed that it is facing a £500m funding gap for this financial year as it continues to try to broker a long-term financial package with the government. In its revised budget, published this afternoon, the transport network revealed that it would need £1.9bn of funding for 2021/22, down from the [...]

  • London Tories call for Khan to reopen van and lorry scrappage scheme

    July 23, 2021

    London’s Conservatives have today written to Mayor Sadiq Khan urging him put £50m from City Hall’s business rates reserves towards reopening scrappage schemes for vans and heavy vehicles ahead of the expansion of the ULEZ zone. Although Khan has so far provided £61m to drivers looking to trade in non-ULEZ compliant vehicles, the van and [...]

  • TfL launches campaign to rally confidence in commuters and fill-up tubes

    July 19, 2021

    In its bid to breathe the capital back to life, Transport for London (TfL) has launched its largest campaign since the 2012 Olympics to rally confidence in commuters. Tube and bus networks have been far quieter than they were 16 months ago, so TFL’s ‘Welcome back London’ campaign seeks to highlight what Londoners have missed [...]

  • Face masks to remain compulsory on London Tube and buses

    July 14, 2021

    Face masks will remain compulsory on London Tube and bus services despite the wider easing of lockdown measures under new plans unveiled by mayor Sadiq Khan. While the legal requirement to wear face masks will end on 19 July, the mayor said he was “not prepared to stand by and put Londoners, and our city’s [...]

  • Check your hub: All of the Northern Line station closures in 2022

    July 13, 2021

    The Kennington to Moorgate branch of the Northern Line will be shut for 17 weeks from next January so TfL can finish its redevelopment of Bank station. The £700m upgrade will see the station, one of London’s busiest, made 40 per cent larger. Four of the eight stations on the Bank branch of the service will be [...]

  • Government scraps TfL bus service review due to extra restrictions

    July 12, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) will no longer have to carry out a review of bus services levels in July after the government agreed to waive the step after concerns were raised. Under TfL’s latest six-month funding package, the transport operator had to undertake a review of bus passenger numbers in both July and September. But [...]

  • London travel watchdog’s urge that bus demand review be postponed until fall

    July 7, 2021

    Shedding bus routes and cutting frequencies, as part of an agreed bus demand review, has been slammed in a letter to the government by London travel watchdogs. As part of Transport for London’s (TfL) £1bn bailout, a review of bus demand in the capital was agreed upon. However, London TravelWatch, London First, the Campaign for [...]

  • Lofty Crossrail to Heathrow fares to be capped at standard Tube rates

    July 6, 2021

    Airport passengers using London’s Crossrail will have higher fares which could be capped at the standard rates for the Tube, according to reports. Passengers travelling to Heathrow will be charged a premium rate compared with the same journey on the tube. However, if passengers make other journeys using the Transport for London (TfL) network within [...]

  • TfL finances battered by £100m drop in advertising revenue

    July 5, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) has suffered a record £100m plunge in advertising revenue across its network after Covid restrictions prevented people using its services. The fall in ad revenues is the latest pandemic hit for TfL, which derives the vast majority of its revenue from fares, and has been bailed out to the tune of [...]

  • TfL must be ‘realistic’ on mega-projects, says deputy mayor, as wait for long-term funding deal goes on

    July 3, 2021

    Heidi Alexander has a lot on her plate. In normal times, overseeing London’s transport network as Sadiq Khan’s deputy mayor for the sector would be quite the job, what with keeping the capital’s commuters happy while delivering huge infrastructure projects like Crossrail. And that is before the pandemic left TfL operating on a shoestring budget, [...]

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