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  • Our cities must work together to unlock Britain’s full potential

    November 25, 2019

    When most people think of the UK financial and professional services sector, they immediately associate it with tall towers and iconic institutions based in the Square Mile. But that is just one part of the story. Today, 2.3m people are employed in these industries, with over two thirds of those jobs outside of London. As [...]

  • TfL ‘actively considering’ banning Uber from London

    November 25, 2019

    Uber could be on the verge of a complete ban in the capital, with rumours swirling that Transport for London (TfL) may not renew its licence today. Uber’s operating licence runs out on Tuesday at midnight, after TfL only granted the ride-hailing app a two-month probationary extension in September. Read more: Uber ‘under pressure’ to [...]

  • General Election 2019: Labour pledges 20 per cent property tax for foreign buyers

    November 23, 2019

    Labour has pledged to put an extra 20 per cent levy on foreign companies buying property in the UK. The party has said it would charge firms and trusts from abroad looking to buy properties an additional 20 per cent on top of existing stamp duties and surcharges. Read more: General Election 2019: Jeremy Corbyn [...]

  • Christmas delivery nightmare: More than half of online shoppers suffered delivery issues last year

    November 22, 2019

    More than half of people suffered a delivery disaster during last year’s festive period after ordering online, according to new research from Which. Of the 2,071 people survey, 54 per cent said they had encountered problems with the delivery of their packages. The issues ranged from being left outside in the rain to not turning [...]

  • Uber ‘under pressure to collect driver biometrics’ to secure London licence

    November 22, 2019

    Uber could be forced into providing the biometric data of its drivers in order to continue operating in London, according to a report. The ride-hailing firm’s licence expires on Monday after it was awarded a short temporary permit to continue operating back in September. Read more: Uber awaits fate with London licence set to expire [...]

  • Victoria Line strike suspended as union begins fresh talks with London Underground

    November 22, 2019

    A planned strike on the Victoria Line by tube drivers scheduled for next week has been suspended. The drivers were due to walkout next week on 27 and 28 November over a dispute involving “broken promises”. Read more: Talks continue between RMT and South Western Railway over December strikes But the tube union RMT has [...]

  • Conservatives pledge temporary Hammersmith Bridge

    November 21, 2019

    A temporary bridge will be built alongside the closed Hammersmith Bridge if the Conservatives are re-elected. Transport minister George Freeman announced this afternoon on Twitter that the proposal had gained his support, after lobbying from Richmond Park MP Zac Goldsmith. Read more: Hammersmith Bridge won’t be able to cope with electric double decker buses The [...]

  • Crossrail delay until 2021 may cost London £2bn

    November 21, 2019

    The cost of delaying Crossrail until 2021 may rise to £2bn, according to Transport for London (TFL) bosses. TfL says the latest delay, which means the central part of the line won’t open until 2021, will cost £500m to £750m in lost fares. Read more: Crossrail will not run until 2021 and could cost an [...]

  • Uber is behind a sharp rise in London’s air pollution

    November 21, 2019

    Uber and other ride-hailing apps have contributed to a sharp rise in CO2 emissions and air pollution in the taxi and ride services sector, according to a new report The report – written by the European Federation for Transport and Environment (T&E) – found there was a 23 per cent increase in emissions from “taxi-like [...]

  • Londoners face 27-day Christmas rail strike as union talks break down

    November 21, 2019

    Christmas shoppers and commuters face a month of festive travel chaos, after talks over a 27-day strike on one of London’s busiest rail networks broke down. Negotiations between the Rail and Maritime Transport union (RMT) and South Western Railway collapsed after the operator failed to put forward any proposals that could settle the dispute, according [...]

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