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  • TfL Tube strike 2015: Bus, Boris bike, Overground, roads and London travel without the Underground in astonishing numbers

    August 6, 2015

    Millions of commuters have struggled to make their way around the capital during today's strike, which has forced many passengers to discover various other forms of transport other than the Tube. Now attempting to make their journeys home by bus, bike, rail, road, Overground and on foot, here's how the transport network has fared today. [...]

  • Tube strike August 2015: Roads snarled by 428 traffic jams and 197 miles of tailbacks

    August 6, 2015

    At the height of the Tube strike, at what would usually be peak morning rush hour, the roads of London were snarled with 428 separate traffic jams causing 197 miles of tailbacks. While that's twice as much as the average Thursday when the Tube is running as usual, it's not quite as bad as it [...]

  • TfL Tube strike August 2015: Londoners spend over a year of their lives commuting

    August 6, 2015

    Londoners spend over a year of their lives on the Tube, suggests a new survey from OnePoll, which also reveals who has the longest commutes – and what we do with our time on the train.  Commuting has ground to a screeching halt in the capital today with the second Tube strike in a month [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike: No employer can afford to meet the demands of unions RMT, TSSA, Aslef and Unite over the Night Tube

    August 6, 2015

    London is growing and increasingly becoming a 24 hour city. The Night Tube will transform night time journeys, cutting journey times by an average of 20 minutes, with some by more than an hour. London's night-time economy will be opened up to a host of new opportunities, with the new 24 hour services supporting around [...]

  • Tube strike August 2015: Night Tube odds-on for delayed launch

    August 6, 2015

    Odds are the Night Tube's intended launch date of 12 September – the day pencilled in by TfL and more than a few partygoers – will be missed, according to bookies. The fate of the long-awaited service hangs in the balance as unions representing London Underground drivers remain at loggerheads with Transport for London and [...]

  • Tube mayhem rocks London businesses

    August 6, 2015

    Retailers and leisure companies in London are braced for a multi-million pound hit as Tube workers go on strike for the second time in a month. On the day of the last strike on 9 July, London shopping malls suffered a nine per cent drop in footfall compared with the same day last year, according [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike update: Action could cost London retailers and restaurants millions as footfall tipped to fall 10 per cent

    August 5, 2015

    Shops, restaurants and bars in London are bracing themselves for a sharp drop in footfall and bookings as a result of the Tube strike, which starts at 6:30pm tonight and will run throughout Thursday.  The British Council of Shopping Centres (BCSC) said that on the day of the last strike on 9 July, London shopping [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike: Boris Johnson still won’t commit to Night Tube launch date

    August 5, 2015

    London mayor Boris Johnson still won't commit to the Night Tube's September 12 start date. When pressed about whether it would be delivered in time for the widely anticipated start date during an interview on London radio station LBC, Boris said: "I'm not too fussed about the start date. I've said we'll get it in [...]

  • August Tube strike 2015: Unions are standing against progress in their fight against the Night Tube

    August 5, 2015

    As Londoners struggle to get to work today, trade unions are also struggling – to justify their strike. If you listen to the spin from the RMT, the 24-hour Tube (the justification the union is giving for downing tools) is a “rushed and botched vanity project”. Yet the plans were actually announced two years ago. [...]

  • August 2015 TfL Tube strike chaos: These companies are helping you get through the Tube strike

    August 5, 2015

    The Tube strike starts tonight (5 August) at 6:30pm and will last until Friday morning. While Transport for London is doing its best to issue travel advice and digital companies are offering help to avoid the queues, we are going to need a little bit extra to get through the next couple of days.   These companies [...]

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