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  • London’s ULEZ must be fair and effective or risk reversal

    July 29, 2022

    THE CLIMATE is changing rapidly. We saw that with the heatwaves that swept the country and the fires raging in Europe. But climate action can’t steamroll over people, or make them poorer as an economic crisis sets in. Well-meaning but unfair policies will, after all, eventually be unwound. No policy is a better example than [...]

  • TfL granted deadline extension as it looks at Govt proposal

    July 28, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) was granted a week extension of the current government funding.  The public body was given until 3 August while it continues to revise a £3.6bn proposal put on the plate by transport secretary Grant Shapps last Friday.  “We are considering whether the proposal from the government meets that need and if [...]

  • Tube money: Govt warns long-term funding proposal for Transport for London is ‘our final offer’

    July 28, 2022

    Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has warned that the long-term funding proposal made to Transport for London (TfL) is the Government’s “final offer”. The capital’s transport body has been reliant on money from the Government to keep services running during the coronavirus pandemic. The latest short-term funding agreement expires on Thursday. Mr Shapps wrote on Twitter: [...]

  • TfL ask for more time to look at “very complex” Whitehall funding arrangement

    July 27, 2022

    TRANSPORT for London chiefs have asked for more time to look at the detail of a long-term funding deal from central government. Late last Friday evening the Department for Transport sent the body a proposal which would bring to an end a series of temporary bailouts and fraught negotiations, but TfL commissioner Andy Byford yesterday [...]

  • Tube workers to strike on 19 August over pensions and salaries

    July 26, 2022

    Members of the union RMT working for London Underground have announced they will walk out on 19 August in a dispute over jobs and pensions. The union said the walk out – the latest straw in the UK’s “summer of discontent” – was prompted by TfL’s refusal to share the details of the government’s long-term [...]

  • District, Bakerloo, Elizabeth lines and Overground to be disrupted by tomorrow’s rail strike

    July 26, 2022

    London tube services are set to be impacted by tomorrow’s rail strike – the first of a three-day walk out called by the union RMT over job cuts and salaries. Transport for London (TfL) warned commuters to check before they travel as services on the District, Bakerloo, Elizabeth lines as well as the London Overground [...]

  • A London transport funding deal must not come at the cost of accessibility

    July 26, 2022

    HOW many of us have gotten lost in the maze between Bank and Monument station? Imagine how much harder it would be if you suddenly couldn’t remember where you had to go. “I get very confused with technology”; “I can’t ask what I’m doing wrong to a machine”. These are common refrains from people affected [...]

  • Avert economic damage rail strikes will cause, say London businesses

    July 25, 2022

    London businesses have called on unions, operators and the government to find a solution to the ongoing railway strikes  “and avert the economic damage” they will cause. “The week-long rail disruption in June caused footfall in the capital to drop by up to a quarter compared to the previous week,” Ruth Duston – chief executive [...]

  • Long-term funding deal must come without too many strings attached

    July 24, 2022

    Until we see the details of central government’s (eventual) funding offer to Transport for London, it is dangerous to be too cheered by the arrival of the long-awaited and absurdly delayed proposal. For two years, the Mayor and TfL’s commissioner Andy Byford have been making a clear case for a settlement that helps secure London’s [...]

  • Long overdue: TfL reviews government funding proposal

    July 23, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) is currently reviewing a long-term funding proposal put on the table by the Department for Transport (DfT) yesterday. The move comes just a few days before the latest short-term extension from central government was coming to an end.  “I’ve put a long-term settlement on the table to ensure services are supported [...]

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