Wimbledon residents voice concerns over CrossRail 2’s ‘ten years of hell’ development
Wimbledon residents were left frustrated after last night’s CrossRail 2 consultation evening left the majority of people with more questions
Chelsea campaigners slam King’s Road Crossrail plans claiming it would be ‘bland copy’ of Oxford Street
The No Crossrail in Chelsea campaign group chairman has warned that the proposed King’s Road station will damage the character
Children’s playground saved as Tooting campaigners force Crossrail 2 to move planned tunnel shafts
Concerns for the safety of Tooting children inspired residents to band together to petition the Crossrail 2 planning teams to
‘Harmful gas-guzzling, carbon-spewing’ buses condemned by Lambeth Council in bid to cut air pollution
Brixton’s dangerously high level of air pollution has, which has already exceeded the yearly acceptable quota of CO2 levels, has
London bus strike: Union and bus companies lock horns over pay deal
The capital’s love-hate relationship with public transport looks set to continue as a union has announced three more days of
Hammersmith & Fulham accident blackspots revealed: ONE road sees SIX accidents every month
More than one accident a week happens on a dangerous blackspot in Hammersmith and Fulham, stats obtained by SW Londoner
Northern Line extension from Kennington to Battersea given green light and ‘early Christmas present’ of £1bn
Christmas has come early for London in the form of a £1bn government loan to fund the Northern line extension
Assaulted, angry and afraid: London women face barrage of abuse on public transport, says research
A third of women have been verbally abused and a fifth physically assaulted on London’s public transport, revealed a survey
Twickenham business owner describes ‘nightmare’ of burst water mains which flooded flat and shop with 50ft jets
A Twickenham business owner whose shop and flat was engulfed by a 50ft stream of water from a burst water
On the Pulse: Do you think it’s a good idea to have a 24-hour Tube service?
Boris Johnson’s announcement that Londoners will have a 24-hour Tube service from next year means our bustling metropolis will soon
South West London commuters set for savings as part-time travelcards given green light
Summary: Part-time workers could benefit from the new system. Image: By Stuart Clarke and Jonny Green Part-time workers in South