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  • Junk food adverts to be banned on London Underground to tackle growing child obesity

    November 16, 2018

    Junk food adverts are set to be banned on the London Underground as well as at bus stops in a new measure to tackle increasing child obesity.  Plans to introduce the ban across the Transport for London (TFL) network will be announced soon according to City Hall, once the London Mayor Sadiq Khan has fully studied [...]

  • TfL bosses stopped claiming expenses during the summer as the Elizabeth Line hit the rocks

    November 15, 2018

    Transport for London (TfL) bosses did not claim any expenses over the summer while it was embroiled in troubles regarding the £15.4bn Elizabeth Line. From July to September, TfL bosses claimed no expenses for work-related activities such as travel costs, dinners and work mobile phones for the first time since 2013, the first year for which data is available. In 2013, [...]

  • New Crossrail boss to be paid £45,000 more than predecessor Simon Wright amid ongoing project troubles

    November 14, 2018

    Incoming Crossrail boss Mark Wild is set to earn £415,000 – a £45,000 increase on the earnings of his predecessor, Simon Wright. Wild, the current managing director of the London Underground, will retain his Transport for London (TfL) salary of £285,000 on top a non-consolidated allowance of £130,000 for his role as Crossrail CEO. He [...]

  • TfL to lose £200m from Crossrail delay next year

    November 14, 2018

    The delay to Crossrail will cost Transport for London (TfL) nearly £200m in lost passenger fares and advertising revenue next year, the London Assembly has found. Cash-strapped TfL, which is facing a £1bn operational deficit this year, was relying on the £15.4bn Elizabeth Line to shore up its balance sheet. After months of assurances, the project [...]

  • Sadiq Khan: UK must remain clearing king after Brexit

    November 12, 2018

    London mayor Sadiq Khan will weigh in on the debate over Europe's post-Brexit clearing industry today, warning the EU that it must guarantee firms continued access to the UK in the event of a “no deal” scenario. Khan will tell German finance minister Olaf Scholz that EU banks and traders should not be permanently “locked out” [...]

  • London Assembly accuses Sadiq Khan of ‘incompetence’ over Crossrail delay

    November 9, 2018

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has been accused of showing "incompetence" in his handling of the delay to the £15.4bn Elizabeth Line. The London Assembly's transport committee branded Khan's response to a letter it wrote in October – in which it accused the mayor of misleading the public about the delay – as "wholly unsatisfactory". On 31 August Crossrail announced [...]

  • Sadiq Khan slammed for ‘shocking’ strikes record ahead of Central Line action

    November 6, 2018

    Sadiq Khan has been accused of having the worst strikes record of any London mayor despite promising there would be zero industrial action on his watch. Tomorrow's strike on the Central Line by the Aslef and RMT unions marks the 15th strike to occur since Khan was elected in May 2016. That figure includes 11 Tube strikes, one bus strike, [...]

  • Westminster council launches consultation for development of Oxford Street

    November 6, 2018

    Westminster City Council has launched a consultation into the development of Oxford Street after Sadiq Khan's plans to pedestrianise the famous shopping area were ditched in the summer. The council has asked residents, businesses and visitors to give their verdict on their new plans for the street, which it says will increase walking space while [...]

  • London mayor Sadiq Khan’s green war on diesel cars finally hits home

    October 30, 2018

    Sad news in my household: Moonie is not long for this world. The time is fast approaching when I must put her out of her misery, despite the fact that she seems pretty robust regardless of her ageing years. Like Boxer in “Animal Farm,” I will soon load her up into her metaphorical horse box, send [...]

  • Sadiq Khan urged to ‘get a grip’ on London transport as government bails out Crossrail with £350m loan

    October 26, 2018

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has been urged to “get a grip” of transport in the city after the government bailed out the delayed Crossrail project with a £350m loan today. Transport for London (TfL) said the money was needed to continue construction work on the delayed Elizabeth Line. In July, rail minister Jo Johnson announced [...]

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