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  • Queen’s funeral: Travel chiefs warn train network will be ‘extremely busy’ as refunds offered

    September 12, 2022

    Travel chiefs have warned services and stations will be “extremely busy” in the next week due to the official period of mourning. Both the Rail Delivery Group and Transport For London discouraged unnecessary travel and urged planning, as hundreds of thousands are expected to visit Her Majesty the Queen lying in state. Parliamentary authorities are [...]

  • Govia Thameslink staff balloted by TSSA union over possible fresh strike action

    September 8, 2022

    Govia Thameslink train staff are to be balloted for industrial action in protest of pay, conditions and redundancies.  Rail union TSSA will open ballots for hundreds of its members working at  Govia Thameslink Railway, which includes four key franchises. Results of the ballot will be announced on 6 October and could impact  Thameslink, Southern, Great [...]

  • TfL warns of Boris bikes’ suspension this weekend amid e-bikes roll-out

    September 7, 2022

    TfL has warned Londoners that they will not be able to use Boris bikes this weekend as the public body is rolling out a new electric fleet. The cycle hire scheme will be suspended from 10pm on Friday to 6am on Monday, to allow the network’s system to be upgraded.  “I am delighted to be [...]

  • New transport sec Anne-Marie Trevelyan needs to be ‘plucky 13th’ since turn of century, AA says

    September 7, 2022

    The AA hope the 13th transport secretary since the turn of the century will be “plucky” in transforming the roads. Anne-Marie Trevelyan, formerly the Secretary of State for International Trade, was appointed to the role last night by Prime Minister Liz Truss. Succeeding Grant Shapps, the AA published a list of 10 priorities on their [...]

  • Tap in: Lioness Chloe Kelly honoured with special bus ride

    September 5, 2022

    TfL has honoured Lioness Chloe Kelly for her role in winning the Euro 2022 final with a bus ride displaying her name. The 24-year-old on Monday took the 92 bus to Wembley stadium where she was greeted by several posters depicting her connection to the route.  “I used to take the 92 bus as a [...]

  • Tube and Elizabeth line journeys to and from Heathrow become peak fares today

    September 4, 2022

    All tube and Elizabeth line journeys to and from Heathrow through zone 1 will be charged a peak fare starting today.  Journeys that avoid zone 1 will continue to remain off-peak while services to stations before Heathrow will not be affected. Transport for London (TfL) said this was part of the government’s funding conditions, which [...]

  • Long-term TfL settlement to lead to further strikes, says union

    August 31, 2022

    The long-term TfL settlement agreed yesterday will lead to further strikes, according to the union RMT.  The union said the long-term TfL settlement was an attack on “workers’ pay and pensions,” especially amidst the cost-of-living crisis. Members will throw a rally against the funding deal tonight, with US senator Bernie Sanders as special guest. “This [...]

  • City bosses rejoice as TfL funding deal announced

    August 30, 2022

    CITY bosses have rejoiced after a long-term funding deal was agreed today between the central government and TfL.  The London Chamber of Commerce said businesses “will be breathing a sigh of relief” while Centre for London’s boss Nick Bowes added that TfL will now be able to get on with running the transport system without [...]

  • DEAL DONE: Transport for London signs funding settlement with government

    August 30, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) has signed a long-term funding deal with central government to keep London moving until spring 2024. It comes after two years of fraught negotiations between the TfL and the government after passenger revenues fell due to the pandemic’s impact. The deal was signed off by Transport for London at a board [...]

  • TfL warns it will have to ‘hand in keys’ to govt if no funding deal is reached

    August 30, 2022

    TfL will have to “hand in the keys” to the government if a long-term agreement is not reached, according to commissioner Andy Byford.  “If we do not reach a settlement, we will be faced with a rapidly deteriorating situation in which we would not be able to continue to operate and we would likely have [...]

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