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  • Government delays Silvertown Tunnel decision by another six months over air quality concerns

    November 7, 2017

    The decision on whether to proceed with a new road tunnel under the Thames has been delayed by another six months, the government announced today. Transport minister Paul Maynard said in a written statement that the deadline for the decision on Silvertown Tunnel, that would link the Greenwich Peninsula and Silvertown, was to be pushed [...]

  • Revealed: Mayor’s plans to pedestrianise London’s Oxford Street next year

    November 6, 2017

    Radical plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street are set to get underway next year to provide a traffic-free space in central London in time for the full launch of Elizabeth Line services. London mayor Sadiq Khan and the deputy leader of Westminster City Council Robert Davis, announced the plans this morning to banish buses and black [...]

  • New York taps Transport for London’s contactless expertise for public transport revamp

    October 26, 2017

    New York is set to roll out a contactless fares system across its public transport network, derived from the one developed by Transport for London (TfL). TfL is setting up a new consulting arm to provide its expertise to operators around the world, and in the newest instance of the transport body looking to share [...]

  • Here’s how London City Airport will look after its £400m expansion

    October 26, 2017

    London City Airport has released a batch of new pictures to show what it will look like following a £400m development programme. The airport currently serves 50 destinations across 12 airlines, and has welcomed over 55.5m passengers since opening in 1987. It is eyeing bumping that number higher with its expansion plans. The privately-funded investment [...]

  • Here’s why mass parcel drone deliveries are unlikely to take off in London

    October 11, 2017

    The likes of Google and Amazon may be plugging investment into developing drone deliveries, but the capital isn't likely to be filled with them anytime soon. Not according to the professor of logistics at Kühne Logistics University, anyway. Alan McKinnon says there are a couple of key reasons why urban drone delivery looks set to [...]

  • Upgrades for Northern and Jubilee Lines have been brought to a halt by Transport for London

    October 10, 2017

    Planned upgrades for the Northern and Jubilee Lines have been paused by Transport for London (TfL), though train drivers' union Aslef says they will be cancelled entirely. TfL confirmed today that it is "temporarily pausing" plans to buy more trains for the two lines, but Aslef said that senior managers admitted in private that the [...]

  • EasyJet’s electric plane plans are taking off with start-up Wright Electric: Here’s how the aircraft will look

    September 27, 2017

    EasyJet is looking to charge up its electric credentials in a tie-up with US company Wright Electric to develop passenger aircraft powered by electric batteries. The low-cost carrier wants the planes to fly passengers on its short-haul routes. The airline's interest in the US start-up, which was founded last year, emerged in March, with Wright [...]

  • Ryanair latest: The updated list of flight cancellations to and from UK airports this week

    September 19, 2017

    Ryanair has published a comprehensive list of flight cancellations to the end of October, after facing customer anger over a lack of detail. The Irish carrier is scrapping between 40 and 50 flights a day for six weeks, after admitting to messing up planning for pilots' holidays. Up to 400,000 passengers will be affected. The [...]

  • London City Airport is ramping up efforts to secure a new Crossrail station

    September 14, 2017

    London City Airport is ramping up efforts to secure a Crossrail station at the airport, chief operating officer Alison FitzGerald said today. Speaking at the London Infrastructure Summit, FitzGerald said the airport was looking to lobby Crossrail “to see if we can get a Crossrail station at the airport”. Read more: Crossrail's latest mega milestone: [...]

  • It’s official: These are the best and worst Tube lines as ranked by Londoners

    August 21, 2017

    It's the moment you've all been waiting for. YouGov has surveyed 1,651 Londoners who use the London Underground to settle the heated debate of just what takes the title as the capital's best Tube line, and which comes bottom of the rankings. Taking the top spot is the Jubilee Line, with 51 per cent of [...]

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