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  • Monday misery for commuters as Piccadilly Line delays continue and District Line is hit by signal failure disruption

    November 28, 2016

    Commuters are facing continued delays on the Piccadilly Line today, as half its fleet of trains remain out of service. Transport for London warned people to allow longer for their journeys, with a reduced service running between Cockfosters and Heathrow. A train shuttle service is operating between Acton Town and Rayners Lane in West London. [...]

  • What went on? UK Power Networks apologises for West End blackout chaos

    November 26, 2016

    Londoners were left puzzled yesterday evening as underground carriages wound their way beneath the streets of the West End, while above ground was plunged into darkness. Theatregoers were left disappointed and shoppers concerned that they'd missed out on Black Friday bargains from around 5.15pm on Friday. Read more: In pictures: Blackout on Black Friday – huge [...]

  • Hunt out your hat: London’s mercury to fall to –3 degrees Celsius

    November 26, 2016

    London is set for an Arctic blast early next week with temperatures plunging well below freezing. A high pressure weather front is due to hit the UK from the North-East and the Met Office has warned temperatures could fall as low as -3 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. Read more: In pictures: Blackout on Black Friday – huge [...]

  • In pictures: Blackout on Black Friday – huge power cut hits central London

    November 25, 2016

    A huge blackout has hit central London, including Soho and parts of Piccadilly Circus.  The blackout left PIccadilly Circus' iconic advertising boards blank, while diners were forced to eat by candle light. Lights were out in shops and restaurants, while commuters reported overcrowding in Tube stations as shoppers and revellers went to other parts of the [...]

  • Misery on the evening commute, with severe delays on the Piccadilly Line expected to continue as half its trains are out of service

    November 25, 2016

    Expect severe delays across the Piccadilly Line this evening after Transport for London said it was still struggling to deal with a shortage of trains.  TfL has taken almost half of the Piccadilly Line fleet out of service in order to make repairs – this is more than usual and has been blamed mainly on poor [...]

  • The City will remain at the vanguard of financial innovation post-Brexit

    November 24, 2016

    A year ago, London Stock Exchange celebrated the first Green Bond from China to be listed internationally, a landmark renminbi and dollar issuance by the Agricultural Bank of China. I wrote here at the time how London was leading the world in financing the global shift to a low carbon economy – a transition endorsed [...]

  • Roads around Oval on lockdown and policeman injured as Met Police deal with woman on rooftop

    November 24, 2016

    Roads around Oval are still on lockdown this afternoon and a policeman is in hospital with injuries sustained at the scene as officers continue talks with a woman on a roof in the area. A woman climbed onto the roof of a property on Harleyford Road at around 11.35pm last night, and police are still at [...]

  • Bang for your buckwheat – here’s where Londoners say they pay over the odds for dinner

    November 24, 2016

    While there are plenty of budget-friendly food options in England's capital, dining in some restaurants – and in some neighbourhoods – can come with a staggeringly steep price tag. Harden's London Restaurants Guide for 2017, released Wednesday, revealed the results of its 26th annual survey of 7,500 regular restaurant-goers to determine not only which restaurants [...]

  • Commuters facing delays with no service on the Waterloo & City Line

    November 24, 2016

    Commuters in trying to get in and out of the City this morning are facing major delays, with no service on the Waterloo & City Line. Transport for London said the disruption was due to signal failure. https://twitter.com/wlooandcityline/status/801726481382731776 Elsewhere in the capital, there are delays in the Oval area as police continue to deal with [...]

  • MI6 building in central London cordoned off by police

    November 23, 2016

    The MI6 building in central London has been cordoned off this afternoon as police investigate a suspect package. A Met Police spokesman said local officers were on the scene at a building in Vauxhall, and no other details will be disclosed. The Foreign & Commonwealth Office has been contacted for comment. A number of roads in [...]

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