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  • Amazon debuts same-day pick up service at 500 newsagents, corner shops and London Tube stations

    October 14, 2014

    Online retail giant Amazon will this morning announce a same-day pick-up service in partnership with Con­nect Group’s newspaper and maga­zine distribution arm, Smiths News. The service will let customers order goods from Amazon as late as 11.45am for collection at one of 500 newsagents or corner stores from 4pm later that day. “This is our [...]

  • London Underground cuts Tube delays

    October 13, 2014

    You might not believe it, but official figures show that the number of delays on the London Underground this summer has fallen year-on-year.    During what Transport for London calls periods three and four (the month to June 21 and again to July 19), delays fell by eight per cent and 20 per cent respectively [...]

  • London Tube strike called off after RMT union makes “substantial progress”

    October 9, 2014

    The 48-hour Tube strike that was due to take place next week has been called off after unions said they had made “substantial progress” in talks.    The strike had been scheduled to start at 9pm on Tuesday and run until 8:59pm Thursday evening, and had been called over the threat of around 900 job [...]

  • In pictures: London Underground reveals new driverless Tube train designs for 2022

    October 9, 2014

    A new design for Tube trains across the London Underground network has been revealed. Passengers will be able to ride the new trains from 2022 when they arrive on the Piccadilly Line, followed by the Bakerloo, Central and Waterloo & City lines. Commuters will no doubt welcome a new “air-cooling” system on the carriages. It’s [...]

  • London Underground’s Tuesday Tube strike could be called off as mediators move in

    October 7, 2014

    Talks are going ahead this morning between Transport for London (TfL) and the RMT Union, which has asked its members to down tools next Tuesday for 48 hours in protest against Tube ticket office closures. Mediator Acas, which has a 94 per cent success rate in resolving disputes, became involved yesterday after transport chiefs blasted [...]

  • Thames Deckway: Could this floating cycle path on the river solve London’s transport problems?

    October 7, 2014

    A group of architects, entrepreneurs and engineers are proposing to build a cycle path that floats on the river Thames to help solve the capital’s congestion problems. The traffic-free Thames Deckway could stretch from Canary Wharf in the east as far as Battersea in the West, offering cyclists and pedestrians a safer route through the [...]

  • London Underground staff plan 48hr Tube strike from October 14

    October 7, 2014

    Londoners are set for further Tube chaos next week with London Underground workers due to go on strike for 48 hours over staff cuts and ticket office closures. The strike, which will be held between 9:00pm next Tuesday and 8:59pm on Thursday, coincides with nationwide industrial action from council workers. The Rail, Maritime and Transport [...]

  • Uber taxi app is no threat to London’s black cab says TfL commissioner

    October 2, 2014

    Uber does not pose an imminent danger to London's iconic black cab. So says Transport for London (TfL) commissioner Sir Peter Hendy. Speaking at the Guardian's transport debate held during the Conservative party conference, Hendy argued the fury directed toward the San Francisco-based company had been largely "misplaced". In fact, Hendy was optimistic that there [...]

  • More Tube chaos with delays and cancellations on the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines

    October 1, 2014

    More chaos for London's Tube users this morning, after a broken-down train at Tottenham Court Road caused Transport for London (TfL) to suspend the line between Liverpool Street and Marble Arch. To make matters worse, the Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Circle lines were hit with severe delays while TfL fixed a signal failure at [...]

  • Forget Crossrail, Boris Johnson proposes south London Tube extension to Camberwell, Lewisham and Bromley

    September 30, 2014

    Are you a south Londoner, fed up with the lack of Tube infrastructure, forced to rely on overcrowded overground trains for your daily commute? Me too.   So maybe you should respond to this consultation over a proposed extension to the Bakerloo line, bringing the Tube out to New Cross, Lewisham, Bromley and Hayes.   [...]

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