Wandsworth Council under fire after LTN suspensions
Wandsworth Council has come under fire after suspending their LTN (Low Traffic Neighbourhood) schemes less than a month after setting
‘Oval Triangle’ low-traffic neighbourhood making life ‘impossible’ for residents
Lambeth council is facing growing frustration from residents after its decision to fast-track the ‘Oval Triangle Low-Traffic Neighbourhood’ (LTN) scheme
Trouble underground as crime stats reveal varying success of policing on London’s public transport
Crime on the London Underground is worse now than a decade ago, while the bus network has become steadily safer.
New docking stations planned for Santander Cycle Scheme after record-breaking use
New docking stations for London’s cycle hire scheme are to be installed in Clapham and Southwark this summer. Transport for
Brixton mural shows reality of London diversity as part of Art on the Underground
A provocative mural created by British artist Denzil Forrester was unveiled at Brixton tube station in September. The installation, commissioned
Twenty-six Kensington trees risk being felled by TfL – to make way for green transport
Thousands of petitioners are trying to stop plans to fell 26 trees in Kensington to make way for a new
Tory councillors: Sutton Link could be derailed by ‘poor management’ of TfL finances
Conservative councillors have questioned the Mayor of London’s ability to deliver an extension of the tram network to Sutton. A
Kingston cycling campaigners frustrated with slow progress of bike network
Kingston cycling campaigners are hoping this year will prove to be a big twelve months in Kingston’s search for sustainable
Continued black cab protests bring Parliament Square to a standstill
More than 100 black taxi drivers brought Parliament Square to a standstill in protest against decisions to make some London
Transport for London accused of being ‘underhand’ in new Southwark tube entrance proposal
Vauxhall MP Kate Hoey has accused Transport for London of being underhand in its proposals to add a second entrance
All change please! New coffee kiosk in Clapham Common tube helping homeless in to work
In the UK 95 million cups of coffee are drunk every day – but what if that cappuccino you drink