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  • Work on Crossrail for Bikes gets underway – and London mayor Boris Johnson lends a hand

    March 10, 2015

    Work on Boris Johnson's flagship “Crossrail for Bikes” scheme began this morning, with the mayor donning a hard hat and clambering into a digger to help break the ground.  The first leg will be the route that runs north to south from Kings Cross to Elephant and Castle – notoriously the most dangerous junction for [...]

  • Bedlam at Liverpool Street Station: 3,000 plague skeletons are being excavated to make way for Crossrail

    March 10, 2015

    A gruesome discovery at Liverpool Street Station is coming to light as archaeologists begin excavating skeletons from a Bedlam burial ground. Work on the new Crossrail uncovered the remains of more than 5,000 people, including plague victims, a former Lord Mayor of London and a murder victim, in a graveyard underneath the commuter hub, which [...]

  • Scaffolding collapses onto double decker bus on Peckham Road

    March 2, 2015

    Scaffolding has collapsed onto the number 345 bus on one of South London's busiest high streets. Shortly before 11:15am the scaffolding crashed into the side of the double decker bus on Peckham Road. The London Fire Brigade (LFB) were on the scene within the hour and have confirmed the area is now safe. The road [...]

  • TfL partners with Development Securities for redevelopment of Southwark Tube station

    March 2, 2015

    TfL has unveiled one of the sites which will benefit from its push to upgrade its extensive property portfolio. TfL will partner with Development Securities to redevelop the area above and around Southwark Tube station. The project will create 300 new homes, a retail and restaurant space, as well as more public space. "Our site [...]

  • TFL’s Tube “etiquette poetry” competition: X of the best submissions

    February 27, 2015

    Mind the rap Let people go Move down The platform end Rumbling wind

  • Focus on Hammersmith: The town where prices have grown by half

    February 26, 2015

    When it comes to neighbours, Hammersmith has struck lucky. There can’t be another location in London that’s surrounded by such a cluster of affluent residential neighbourhoods. With Kensington to the east, Chiswick to the west, Fulham to the south and Shepherd’s Bush to the north, it’s a wonder this area is still known primarily as [...]

  • Elephant and Castle named the most dangerous junction in London as top 10 cycle hotspots revealed

    February 25, 2015

    The 10 worst hot spots for cyclists in London have been identified – and Elephant and Castle has been named the most dangerous junction in the capital. There have been 80 accidents between motorists and cyclists reported to police between 2009 and 2013, topping the list of locations surveyed by insurance giant Aviva.  The next [...]

  • Commuters left fuming (and damp) by two hundred metre queues just to enter Brixton Tube station

    February 25, 2015

    Angry commuters are faced with two hundred metre queues to get into Brixton Tube station because of engineering work being done to the escalators.    The queues, which witnesses claim stretched back as far as the Ritzy Cinema a couple of hundred metres from the station, have become a semi-regular feature along Brixton Road and [...]

  • One of these stunning bridge designs unveiled by Wandsworth Council could connect Nine Elms with Pimlico

    February 23, 2015

    These are the first images of a potential new bridge connecting Nine Elms with Pimlico, as revealed by Wandsworth Council today.    (Source: Wandsworth Council) (Source: Wandsworth Council) Nearly 80 teams from around the world entered the London council's competition to come up with a 21st century design for the new bridge.    The international [...]

  • 24 Hour Party People? George Osborne and Boris Johnson confirm plans to turn London into 24-hour city

    February 20, 2015

    London is just months away from taking tentative steps towards becoming a 24-hour capital, and the government is already planning the next phase.    Chancellor George Osborne and London mayor Boris Johnson this morning confirmed a wider rollout of the 24 hour service across the Tube and Overground lines from 2017.    That will follow [...]

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