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  • TfL sanctions for bare-faced commuters slump

    September 23, 2021

    Transport for London (TfL) slapped six non-mask wearing commuters per day with fines in July in the run-up to “Freedom Day” as policing of Covid-19 prevention measures on the capital’s transport network waned. TfL imposed 123 fines on commuters for not wearing a mask in July, a 79 per cent drop from June’s 590 fines. [...]

  • Legalise it: e-scooters could help to reduce London car use, says study

    September 23, 2021

    A London think tank is calling on the government to legalise e-scooters in a bid to make transport in the Capital greener. A report by the Centre for London wants e-scooters, which produce 34 per cent less carbon emissions than cars and far less air pollution, to be introduced alongside a raft of new legislation [...]

  • Suburban takeover: Pret sets out plans for more than 200 new shops

    September 22, 2021

    Sandwich chain Pret a Manger has announced plans to open more than 200 UK shops in the next two years, as it aims to become more than a “white collar worker’s staple”.  The business hopes to double its size within five years, with a £100m net investment by JAB and Pret founder Sinclair Beecham to [...]

  • West Midlands’ transport system will follow London’s lead

    September 22, 2021

    While Westminster was abuzz with all the reshuffle gossip last week, my eyes were immediately drawn to the renewed focus on the levelling up agenda. With a new high-profile cabinet minister in place and a re-named department, it is clear the Prime Minister is intent on delivering the vision he laid out in his speech [...]

  • “It’s existential”: TfL boss says Government failure on long-term funding deal would be “betrayal” of London

    September 22, 2021

    THE man in charge of the capital’s creaking transport network has said that it will be a “betrayal” of London if TfL does not get a long-term funding deal this year. Commissioner Andy Byford warned that if the government did not agree a multi-year package with the operator it would set back the UK’s recovery [...]

  • Suburban takeover: Pret sets out plans for more than 200 new shops – CityAM : CityAM

    September 22, 2021

    Sandwich chain Pret a Manger has announced plans to open more than 200 UK shops in the next two years, as it aims to become more than a “white collar worker’s staple”. The business hopes to double its size within five years, with a £100m net investment by JAB and Pret founder Sinclair Beecham to [...]

  • West Midlands’ transport system will follow London’s lead – CityAM : CityAM

    September 22, 2021

    While Westminster was abuzz with all the reshuffle gossip last week, my eyes were immediately drawn to the renewed focus on the levelling up agenda. With a new high-profile cabinet minister in place and a re-named department, it is clear the Prime Minister is intent on delivering the vision he laid out in his speech [...]

  • Editorial: Transport for London needs a funding model fit for a modern capital

    September 22, 2021

    On the tube, mind the gap is supposed to be a cautionary warning for absent-minded tourists. Alas over the course of the pandemic it’s become something rather more serious – a constant, if pithy, reminder of the black hole at the heart of Transport for London’s finances.  London is a great global city, but the [...]

  • Mind the funding gap: Can the TfL boss secure London’s Tube network’s future?

    September 21, 2021

    It’s only September, but one date is very much etched in the mind of Transport for London (TfL) Commissioner Andy Byford: 11 December. That’s when TfL’s latest £1bn funding package runs out, the third short-term deal the government has bestowed on the capital’s transport network, despite repeated pleas for a multi-year settlement instead. And although [...]

  • Lime: The e-scooter firm looking to make the car obsolete

    September 21, 2021

    London has seen many changes over the last 18 months. Some of these may not last long, now that life is heading back to normality, but others feel like they could be set to stay. Perhaps the most obvious of these have been the changes made to the very fabric of the capital, which has [...]

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