Arrest made more than a month after TfL cyber attack – but systems still down
It has been more than a month since TfL had a cyber attack on 1 September but systems are still
New free Roehampton student bus service labelled unreliable
A newly launched shuttle bus service for Roehampton students has been met with criticism after commuters reported an unreliable service
London’s slowest buses: which ones are they?
Think your bus is slow? Compare it to London averages and see how its speed has changed over the past ten years.
TfL journeys nearly half a billion a year below pre-pandemic levels
The number of journeys being taken on Transport for London services is still half a billion a year down on
Kingston can expect good news from 20mph roads, says Richmond’s transport chair
Kingston upon Thames can expect good news from 20mph roads, says Richmond’s transport chair, as it becomes the latest south
‘One in five’ LGBTQ+ people have faced hate crime travelling in London
One in five LGBTQ+ people experienced hate crime whilst travelling in London in the past year, a recent study has
New SWR train unveiled at Waterloo Station 175th anniversary celebration
Waterloo Station celebrated its 175 year anniversary on July 11 with the unveiling of a new train. The Arterio Trains
Elizabeth line strikes on its first anniversary
The one year anniversary of the opening of the Elizabeth line will be marked with strikes. The TSSA trade union
Chancellor freezes fuel duty: reaction to the move that will ‘save motorists £200’
The Chancellor has frozen fuel duty rates for another year in the budget, in a move ‘welcomed’ by the RAC.
‘Silent majority’ in favour of Lambeth Council’s Streatham Wells Low Traffic Neighbourhood
A “silent majority” favour Lambeth Council’s proposal for new controversial traffic restrictions in Streatham Wells despite loud criticism, a community
Protest to save Putney bus routes to take place on Wednesday
Putney MP Fleur Anderson has called on residents to join a protest on Wednesday in an attempt to prevent the