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  • Tube strike dates announced for Saturday night 7 March over driver sacking

    March 2, 2015

    There's more misery for Londoners as Tube drivers have announced the dates for another strike over the sacking of a colleague. The walkout will begin on Saturday 7 March at 9.30pm and end on Sunday 8 March 3.59am, minimising transport chaos by avoiding rush hour but potentially leaving some revellers confused. The London Underground drivers [...]

  • TFL’s Tube “etiquette poetry” competition: X of the best submissions

    February 27, 2015

    Mind the rap Let people go Move down The platform end Rumbling wind

  • Elephant and Castle named the most dangerous junction in London as top 10 cycle hotspots revealed

    February 25, 2015

    The 10 worst hot spots for cyclists in London have been identified – and Elephant and Castle has been named the most dangerous junction in the capital. There have been 80 accidents between motorists and cyclists reported to police between 2009 and 2013, topping the list of locations surveyed by insurance giant Aviva.  The next [...]

  • Commuters left fuming (and damp) by two hundred metre queues just to enter Brixton Tube station

    February 25, 2015

    Angry commuters are faced with two hundred metre queues to get into Brixton Tube station because of engineering work being done to the escalators.    The queues, which witnesses claim stretched back as far as the Ritzy Cinema a couple of hundred metres from the station, have become a semi-regular feature along Brixton Road and [...]

  • Transport for London launches “etiquette poetry” competition to get commuters behaving better on the Tube

    February 17, 2015

    The pen is mightier than the sword. That proverb was apparently created by a man who avoided execution by persuading his jailer to kill another prisoner, so he probably knew a thing or two about the strength of the written word. And it's that power that Transport for London is hoping to harness for good [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s Crossrail for Bikes to link Tottenham, Stoke Newington, Dalston and Canada

    February 17, 2015

    The next phase of  Boris Johnson's "Crossrail for Bikes" will make it easier for Londoners to cycle from Tottenham, Stoke Newington and Dalston into Canada, Transport for London (TfL) said today. The new cycle superway 1 (CS1), which will run along quiet streets parallel to the A10, could cut cyclists' journey times from Tottenham to [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic’s Steve Griffiths is going Underground

    February 13, 2015

    Virgin Atlantic’s chief operating officer Steve Griffiths is leaving to take up the same position at London Underground.    Griffiths will join in May, and take on responsibility for LU operations and maintenance, reporting to managing director Mike Brown.   Griffiths has been at Virgin since 1995, initially as a senior engineer, rising to director [...]

  • Bus strikes postponed: Scheduled walkouts for Friday 13th and Monday 16th February won’t take place

    February 11, 2015

    Bus strikes that were expected to bring the capital to a halt over the next week have been postponed, bringing relief to thousands of commuters. Drivers striking over pay have postponed 24-hour walkouts which were scheduled to take place on Friday and Monday, Unite has said. The union representing the bus drivers will enter talks [...]

  • Commuters face more Tube misery as RMT members vote to strike on Northern Line alcohol dismissal

    February 10, 2015

    There's more Tube misery on the way for London commuters – members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union today voted in favour of a Tube strike, after a driver was dismissed for allegedly failing an alcohol breath test before he went on duty. The vote means the strike could take place any time [...]

  • 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 [...]

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