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Lawyers representing Transport for London said that since the start of October ‘protest activity’ has ‘very largely focused’ on the capital’s roads

Lawyers representing Transport for London said that since the start of October ‘protest activity’ has ‘very largely focused’ on London roads.

Renters have slammed a Tube advert as “callous” and “tone deaf” for encouraging homeowners to charge £800 to rent out their spare bedrooms as a means of making extra money during the cost of living crisis.

As the UK’s railways brace for more train disruption over four November dates, we take a look at why the walkouts are happening

Researchers detect potentially harmful particles in air on Piccadilly line platform at South Kensington station

New walk-through, more spacious trains will undergo testing in London in summer 2024 and enter service in summer 2025

A fleet of electric buses has been fitted with new technology that allows train-style pantographs to deliver rapid charges to keep them running through the day.

TfL’s e-scooter rental trial in London is to be extended for at least another year ahead of expected new Government legislation, it has been announced.

The Elizabeth line’s Bond Street station has finally opened, five months after other stations on the line’s central stretch went into service. TfL said the new station would relieve congestion at other busy stations serving the West End and make central London more accessible. The first services at the station…

The bright red cable cars are no more as their new look and name are revealed

The station did not open alongside others on the central stretch of the Elizabeth line in May