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  • Commuters, brace yourselves – another London bus strike is on its way. Here are the routes affected and companies taking part

    February 10, 2015

    Bus commuters should brace themselves for the third strike in a month as nine operators plan yet more action over pay disputes.  Transport for London is preparing for another 24 hours of major disruption on Friday February 13, followed by a fourth day of action on the following Monday (February 16).   The transport group [...]

  • Goodbye Jammersmith, hello to Wombling free? Mayor Boris Johnson outlines radical plans to solve capital’s congestion headaches

    February 9, 2015

    London mayor Boris Johnson has unveiled plans to reduce congestion and open up more land for housing developments and public space across some of London's busiest hubs.    Five of the capital's biggest traffic pinchpoints – including the A4 in Hammersmith – are going under the knife as part of the plans, which will see [...]

  • Profits soar for Carlyle Group’s Addison Lee

    February 8, 2015

    DESPITE increasing competition from smartphone apps like Uber and Hailo, minicab company Addison Lee continued to grow last year as its revenue and profits surged. The group, which was snapped up by private equity firm Carlyle Group in April 2013, said revenue rose 11 per cent to £196.6m during the year to the end of [...]

  • Spending on contactless cards triples in just one year

    February 7, 2015

    Peoples' penchant for contactless cards pushed total spending on them to a record £2.32bn last year according to data from The UK Cards Association. This was three times more than last year's figure. Shoppers can make contactless payments of up to £20 by touching their cards against a reader. It means small purchases can be made [...]

  • Tender process opened to develop Transport for London’s properties

    February 6, 2015

    Property developers are being invited to tender bids for partnerships on more than 50 sites across London as part of Transport for London's plans to turn property tycoon. The transport body revealed last month it was planning to develop 10m sq ft of the 200m sq ft land it owns across the capital as part [...]

  • Boris Bike sponsorship deal: Santander reportedly in line to beat Coca-Cola as Barclays replacement

    February 5, 2015

    Santander UK is reportedly on the cusp of signing a £50m deal which would see it replace Barclays as the main sponsor of London's Boris Bike scheme. The deal would see Santander UK pay up to £7.5m annually for seven years, putting its red-and-white branding in the place of the blue hues currently offered by Barclays. [...]

  • London bus strike: More than half of all services are running

    February 5, 2015

    Update: Transport for London is now reporting that more than half of its bus services are running as usual, despite the strike over pay.    While it still noted there was “disruption” to services, and warned that passengers check before travelling, the impact appeared to be considerably less than last month, when Unite held similar [...]

  • Six fire engines called to shop fire on Eversholt Street, Euston, road closed

    February 5, 2015

    A north London road near Euston station has been shut off after the basement of a shop caught fire.   Six fire engines are on the scene at Eversholt Street, which runs from Euston to Mornington Crescent.    The London Fire Brigade said no one had been injured by the fire, which was in the [...]

  • Bus strikes for next 24 hours

    February 4, 2015

    TUBE and train carriages will be more crammed than usual this morning as many London bus drivers are on strike over pay and conditions today. The strike, involving Unite bus drivers in the dispute, began at 4am and will go until 4am tomorrow. Transport for London (TfL) said customers with a Bus and Tram Pass [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s Crossrail for Bikes gets green light from Transport for London

    February 4, 2015

    Boris Johnson's ambitious Crossrail for Bikes scheme has been given the green light by Transport for London, after it was updated to reduce knock-on traffic delays. Four new cycle superhighways running throughout London have got the go-ahead and work will begin on the project within the next month.    The scheme will cost £160m to [...]

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