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  • From TfL Tube strike and VJ 70 Day to Google’s transformation and London’s Plague pits: Here’s what got us talking this week

    August 15, 2015

    A tennis player got fined for not playing cricket. The Labour leadership contest turned nasty. And somewhere in Covent Garden was the sound of the house price market going super-sonic.  Here's what got us talking this week 1. We are pretty tight when it comes to tipping   Yep, turns out we're pretty stingy. But not [...]

  • Delaying the Night Tube will be another nail in the coffin for London’s night time economy

    August 13, 2015

    A few weeks ago we launched Feast, a late night food delivery service for London, which operates between 11pm and 5am.    We knew launching in the summer would be hard given the number of people away on holiday, and the fact the city tends to slow down as a result. But that would all [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike: London must have a Night Tube if it’s to keep its status as a global capital

    August 13, 2015

    Once again, millions of Londoners are suffering travel chaos after the unions convinced London Underground staff to strike.   The strike has been called in response to plans for weekend all-night running on some Tube lines. Those plans involve staff getting a two per cent pay rise and bonuses on top worth hundreds of pounds. [...]

  • The best and worst Tube stations to commute to and from – as ranked by Londoners

    August 13, 2015

    Residents of North Ealing, Kenton and Anerley, you're in luck. Living in Kensal Rise, Queensbury or Dalston Junction? Not so much. These are the Tube stations with the easiest and most hellish commutes, decided by Londoners themselves. The survey of more than a thousand commuters by Easyroommate has been compiled into a handy map, which [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike: Night Tube to miss 12 September launch date

    August 12, 2015

    The Night Tube is being delayed until after its 12 September launch date as unions continue to threaten strike action.    Sources have told City A.M that London Underground is poised to announce the 24-hour service will miss its start-point next month.    A TfL spokesman said there was "no change to our position", which [...]

  • TfL Tube strike August 2015: RMT confirms two new 24 hour strike dates

    August 12, 2015

    RMT has confirmed a further two 24-hour strikes over the Night Tube to take place in August.    Train operators and instructor operators will walk out from 9pm on Tuesday 25 August until the same time 26 August. It will be repeated again from 9pm on 27 August until 28 August. All other staff will [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike: Tube union demands would “cost TfL £1.4bn” – and it’s commuters who’ll pay

    August 12, 2015

    The demands being made by the four unions in the Night Tube dispute would cost £1.4bn over the next eight years, forcing Tube fares up, TfL has claimed.    RMT, TSSA, Aslef and Unite have been leading industrial action for the last few weeks over the introduction of the 24-hour service, seeking a number of [...]

  • TfL Tube strike August 2015: Just one in five commuters back the strikers as two new strike dates announced

    August 11, 2015

    As RMT announced another two Tube strike dates, it seems the majority of Londoners are getting fed up with the conflict over the Night Tube disrupting their commute – although most of us don't like the idea of night-working ourselves. Only one in five back the strikers, showed a Yougov poll conducted over the latest [...]

  • TfL Tube strike: Night Tube talks between TfL and unions RMT, TSSA, Aslef and Unite adjourned until Wednesday

    August 11, 2015

    Crunch talks over the Night Tube will not resume until Wednesday at the earliest, as the threat of another Tube strike looms over Londoners.    UPDATE: RMT confirms two new 24 hour strike dates   Representatives of the four unions – RMT, TSSA, Aslef and Unite – met with Transport for London bosses at Acas yesterday [...]

  • TfL Tube strike: Talks begin between unions and transport bosses to avert more action over Night Tube

    August 11, 2015

    A fresh attempt to break the deadlock between transport unions and TfL over the Night Tube dispute will begin today in an effort to avoid yet another Tube strike.    UPDATE: These are the new Tube strike dates   The two sides will meet at conciliatory service Acas today, with the unions threatening yet more industrial [...]

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