‘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
Slow return to public transport may indicate commuters’ continuing fears
Unease in the wake of easing lockdown measures might prevent a full recovery for transport networks, with only a gradual
“Cycling is the answer”: healthy transport surges in London post-lockdown
The way London moves is changing. Due to the ongoing threat of Covid-19, residents and commuters have been advised to
Britain grabbing lockdown by the handlebars as cycling popularity soars
Cycling in Britain has seen a sharp rise in popularity during lockdown as the public have changed their lifestyles due
Londoners bare (nearly) all for eleventh No Trousers Tube Ride
Tube carriages, escalators and platforms were dominated by bare legs as hundreds of Londoners celebrated the annual ‘No Trousers Tube
General Election 2019: Green Battersea candidate supports train strike misery
By Alex JenningsDecember 7 2019, 14:26Follow @SW_Londoner The Green Party candidate for Battersea has defended South Western Railway employees’ decision
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
‘Point of refuge’: TravelWatch to discuss proposed closure of 51 London Overground ticket offices
London’s transport watchdog TravelWatch is holding a public board meeting tomorrow after a public consultation into plans to close 51 ticket
District line accounts for a quarter of all signal failures on the London Underground
More than 25% of all London Underground signal failures over the last four years have occurred on the District line. Statistics