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  • Commuters face more Tube misery as RMT members vote to strike on Northern Line alcohol dismissal

    February 10, 2015

    There's more Tube misery on the way for London commuters – members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union today voted in favour of a Tube strike, after a driver was dismissed for allegedly failing an alcohol breath test before he went on duty. The vote means the strike could take place any time [...]

  • Commuters, brace yourselves – another London bus strike is on its way. Here are the routes affected and companies taking part

    February 10, 2015

    Bus commuters should brace themselves for the third strike in a month as nine operators plan yet more action over pay disputes.  Transport for London is preparing for another 24 hours of major disruption on Friday February 13, followed by a fourth day of action on the following Monday (February 16).   The transport group [...]

  • Goodbye Jammersmith, hello to Wombling free? Mayor Boris Johnson outlines radical plans to solve capital’s congestion headaches

    February 9, 2015

    London mayor Boris Johnson has unveiled plans to reduce congestion and open up more land for housing developments and public space across some of London's busiest hubs.    Five of the capital's biggest traffic pinchpoints – including the A4 in Hammersmith – are going under the knife as part of the plans, which will see [...]

  • Tender process opened to develop Transport for London’s properties

    February 6, 2015

    Property developers are being invited to tender bids for partnerships on more than 50 sites across London as part of Transport for London's plans to turn property tycoon. The transport body revealed last month it was planning to develop 10m sq ft of the 200m sq ft land it owns across the capital as part [...]

  • London bus strike: More than half of all services are running

    February 5, 2015

    Update: Transport for London is now reporting that more than half of its bus services are running as usual, despite the strike over pay.    While it still noted there was “disruption” to services, and warned that passengers check before travelling, the impact appeared to be considerably less than last month, when Unite held similar [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s Crossrail for Bikes gets green light from Transport for London

    February 4, 2015

    Boris Johnson's ambitious Crossrail for Bikes scheme has been given the green light by Transport for London, after it was updated to reduce knock-on traffic delays. Four new cycle superhighways running throughout London have got the go-ahead and work will begin on the project within the next month.    The scheme will cost £160m to [...]

  • More London bus strikes scheduled over driver pay disparity – here are the companies taking part and routes affected

    February 3, 2015

    More bus strikes are scheduled to take place over the next fortnight, as unions fight against pay discrepancies across operators.  The first is scheduled for February 5 and will run from around 4am Thursday morning until early Friday morning. Buses should operate as normal on Friday by the morning rush hour.  A second 24 hour [...]

  • Severe delays on the Central Line and Victoria Line, stations closed, after signal failure at Mile End

    February 3, 2015

    There are severe delays on the Central Line and Victoria Line – but according to Transport for London it's not the fault of the snow.    There is no service between Liverpool Street and Epping and Woodford via Hainault because of a signal failure at Mile End.    The service was expected to resume at [...]

  • Met Office warns that London snow could lead to travel chaos – but you’d better prepare for “Beast from the East”

    February 3, 2015

    Londoners woke up to a light covering of snow this morning ahead of  the so-called "Beast from the East” which is expected to reach the UK later today.    The cold air flow is forecast to bring temperatures as low as -15* to the British Isles, with London included in the Met Office's yellow warning [...]

  • TfL and MySingleFriend.com bring love to London’s cable cars and river buses

    February 2, 2015

    All aboard, singletons! The capital’s river buses and cable cars are set to transport Londoners on a journey to love – and all in time for Valentine’s Day. Transport for London (TfL) and  website MySingleFriend.com plan to host a date night on board MBNA Thames Clippers and the Emirates Air Line on Thursday 12 February.  [...]

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