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  • Severe delays on Victoria line due to signal failure at Brixton

    December 16, 2016

    There are severe delays on the Victoria line this morning, with no service between Victoria station and Brixton. Transport for London said the disruption was due to signal failure at Brixton.  https://twitter.com/victorialine/status/809713526826815488 The disruption comes as service on the Piccadilly line slowly but surely starts to show signs of improvement. Around half of the Piccadilly trains [...]

  • London just got the first ever contactless payment beer pump

    December 16, 2016

    It looks like bartenders are the latest workers to be threatened by robotic replacements.  The world's first contactless, self-pouring beer pump prototype has been launched by Barclaycard. Set up in Henry's Cafe and Bar in Piccadilly, the first-of-its-kind contraption has been dubbed "Pay @ Pump", and it's designed to help pubs and bars reduce queuing times [...]

  • The tech revolution – not Brexit – will reshape the face of London

    December 16, 2016

    London's office market will change more in the next five years than in the 15 years since the 2001 dot-com crash, as a combination of factors much bigger than Britain’s exit from the EU come into play across the capital. While there has been so much discussion on the future of London’s banking cluster since [...]

  • Britain is still the best place to found a business in Europe – but entrepreneurs are nervous about Brexit

    December 16, 2016

    The extraordinary growth in the number of companies founded in the UK since the financial crisis has been one of the standout economic success stories of the past decade. In a world of increasing competition for “enterprise hub” status, the UK is now one of the top global magnets for entrepreneurs. This is a hard [...]

  • Don’t believe the unions’ bogus claims against Southern Rail

    December 16, 2016

    Passengers on Southern Rail are this week enduring disruption to their services of a kind not seen anywhere on the railway for a generation. From broadcasters to bishops, everyone has been having their say on the industrial dispute about whether drivers rather than guards should be responsible for closing doors on trains that has been [...]

  • Bank Junction: All vehicles except buses and bikes to be banned from notorious collision spot in trial scheme from April

    December 15, 2016

    Cars, taxis and all other vehicles except buses and bikes will be banned during weekdays at Bank Junction in an experimental scheme from next April. From Monday to Friday between 7am and 7pm only cyclists, pedestrians and buses will be able to move through the junction, which has become one of central London's most notorious [...]

  • Stansted Express disruption: Trains cancelled and delayed due to incident between Seven Sisters/Tottenham Hale and Broxbourne

    December 15, 2016

    Trains running between Seven Sisters/Tottenham Hale and Broxbourne are subject to severe disruption this afternoon due to an incident on the track. Stansted Express services are experiencing delays and may be cancelled, with disruption expected to continue until 8pm. #EmergencyServices – Services running through these stations may be cancelled, delayed by up to 60 minutes [...]

  • Here’s where you should base your business along the Tube map for the highest turnover

    December 15, 2016

    Got a feeling your business isn't living up to its potential? Well perhaps a change of scenery might cure the malaise. According to data intelligence firm DueDil, firms based along the Bakerloo line have the highest annual turnover and average growth rate. For specific stations, Waterloo had the highest average turnover of £2.53bn and is [...]

  • Mayor of London Sadiq Khan invests £220m in the capital’s boroughs including central London’s first new park for 100 years

    December 15, 2016

    The mayor has announced he's plugging £220m into the capital's boroughs to boost transport, town centre and public space developments. Sadiq Khan said the funding will be used by boroughs across the capital for a range of projects, with initiatives to encourage walking and cycling, reduce road dangers and improve air quality.  Among the projects to receive [...]

  • Mapped: How much Londoners shell out for a shorter commute

    December 15, 2016

    Many of us go into Zombie-mode first thing and would be keen to get some extra shut eye, but how much do people spend for the pleasure of a shorter commute? Londoners will pay on average an extra £6.60 a week in rent for every minute shaved off their travel time according to some analysis [...]

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