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Ulez: What is the scrappage scheme as it is finally expanded across all London boroughs?

After months of legal battles, Ulez now extends to London’s borders with Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, and Surrey

Evening Standard

London mayor vows to press ahead with Ulez plan at launch of scrappage scheme

Sadiq Khan says ultra-low emission zone will be expanded across whole of city in August despite legal threats

The Guardian - UK

Two-thirds of suburban London boroughs have consented to Ulez enforcement cameras, TfL reveals

Mayor Sadiq Khan sidesteps questions about delaying expansion as he launches £110m scrappage scheme

Evening Standard

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Japanese Knotweed: Worst affected areas in Bristol for invasive plants

The invasive plant is damaging homes and growing through walls, check this heat map to find out if its growing near you

Bristol Post

How to get around London during the bus, rail and tube strikes this week

Strikes will affect the Tube, Overground, and the Elizabeth Line from March 15 until March 18.

Evening Standard

German visitor fined £3,150 for driving in London’s Ulez zone

As it took so long to reach them after they returned home, it had automatically been increased

The Guardian - UK

Man, 61, charged with assaulting Matt Hancock on London Underground

A man, 61, has been charged with assaulting former health secretary Matt Hancock on the London Underground.

Evening Standard

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Crowds and delays ‘turning Elizabeth line into nightmare’

Passengers on the Elizabeth line have spoken of “nightmare” delays and overcrowding due to infrastructure problems and soaring demand.

Evening Standard

London commuter suing TfL for £220,000 after falling in front of train 'due to overcrowding'

David Garcia Thomas, an London-based IT executive, became trapped between the Tube train and platform edge after he fainted and was subsequently dragged some distance

Daily Mirror

Travel on Mondays and Fridays if you want a less crowded journey, says TFL

Passengers are more likely to have a less crowded journey if they travel on Mondays rather than mid-week, analysis of latest travel trends has revealed.

Evening Standard

London commuter who fell in front of oncoming Tube train ‘due to overcrowding’ suing TfL for £220,000

David Garcia Thomas fell between the train and the platform edge at Oxford Circus during evening rush hour in 2019

Evening Standard

Ulez expansion: Sadiq Khan has power to install CCTV cameras despite council objections

Eight boroughs are preparing to challenge London mayor Sadiq Khan’s decision to expand the Ulez but majority of cameras could be installed without council consent

Evening Standard

Travelcard use collapses in London amid growth in working from home

Purchase of weekly, monthly and annual season tickets falls from 1.2m to around 220,000, per four week period, in under a decade

Evening Standard

What do you think of suburbs revolting against Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion?

Sadiq Khan’s plan to expand London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone is facing legal opposition from suburban councils, who argue that the plan disproportionately affects residents outside the city centre

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London suburbs in revolt over Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion

Bromley joins other Tory-run councils Bexley, Harrow and Hillingdon to ‘examine the legal basis’ of the plan

Evening Standard

London hit with largest transport and council tax rises in a decade

The biggest jump in Tube and bus fares for more than a decade. The largest hike in the mayor’s share of council tax bills for 20 years. And the highest rise in food prices since 1977. That last one isn’t Sadiq Khan’s responsibility but the rule of three demanded a…

The Independent UK

Tube and London bus fares to rise by nearly 6% from March

The plan means the weekly cap for using buses and trams in the capital is set to increase by £1.40 to £24.70.

Evening Standard

‘Devastating’: Sadiq Khan bans pensioners from using free travel passes before 9am on weekdays - sparking angry backlash

1.3m Londoners not allowed to use 60+ Oyster or Freedom Pass in morning rush hour

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Rishi Sunak calls on Sadiq Khan to scrap planned Ulez expansion after fury from Tory MPs

Rishi Sunak has urged the Mayor of London to “properly reconsider” plans to expand the ultra low emission zone (Ulez) across the capital later this year.

Evening Standard

Ulez expansion: We won’t put in your cameras, Harrow council tells London mayor Sadiq Khan

Mayor facing backlash against plans to expand Ulez across London in August

Evening Standard

Heart Radio’s Toby Anstis calls police after being stranded on freezing Piccadilly line train with ‘aggressive’ passengers

Radio presenter was among those caught up in severe delays hitting Piccadilly, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines

Daily Mirror

Heart Radio's Toby Anstis calls the police as he's left stuck on freezing Tube train

Toby Anstis was left 'bloody freezing' on the London Underground this morning and forced to call the police, as some of his fellow passengers became aggressive whilst stuck on a tube carriage for over an hour

Evening Standard

Ulez expansion: Tories accuse Sadiq Khan of false statements over extending pollution charge zone

A spokesperson for the mayor says he did not make any decisions until he received the final report from TfL

The Independent UK

Passengers urged to be ‘active bystanders’ in sexual harassment crackdown

Transport for London’s initiative encourages people to recognise the signs of sexual harassment and ‘safely intervene’.

Evening Standard

Passengers urged to help sexual harassment victims on Tube and buses

A poster and social media campaign is advising passengers to cause a distraction by asking the victim ‘What’s the next stop?’, or ‘Do you have the time?’

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