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Londoners are already contemplating using the Tube during the Olympics with the all the trepidation of gymnast attempting a quadruple backwards ...
Workers who maintain and upgrade Tube lines on London Underground are to strike for 72 hours next week in a dispute over pensions and benefits. The...
There is a time, I imagine, in the lives of most gay people when they wish, if only for a moment, that they weren't gay. Perhaps it comes when they want to kiss their other half without fear of reproachful look or, worse, a boot to the head.
A blaze at a goods yard which ran underneath an electricity line caused almost 90,000 properties to be without power this afternoon. A huge plume o...
Unions have stepped up their opposition to driverless Tube trains after a quick-witted driver spotted a young child had fallen between a carriage and ...
The Duchess of Cornwall and author Tony Parsons today met Transport for London (TfL) employees who are taking part in a course to improve their Englis...
Boris Johnson has been accused of failing to manage London's transport system, after five underground lines sufferered severe delays and suspensions a...
London mayor Boris Johnson will pledge to deliver a new tunnel for road traffic under the Thames in the east of the capital within the next 10 years. ...
Commuters returning to work after the festive break are being urged to tell the government exactly what they think of the above-inflation rail fare ri...
Rail fares go up by an average of 5.9% today, but some commuters will find their season tickets are rising by almost 11%. Under an annual price-ris...
Westminster City Council is stubbornly implementing charges for late evening, early night-time and Sunday parking in the West End, against the advice of residents, businesses, the entertainment industry, and churches.
It's embarrassing when people do something extreme, like committing suicide. It disturbs the order. It tells us all that the systems don't work. It's an affront to management, an intrusion of an alternative reality where people placed under intolerable stresses really do crack up.
If I had gone to college to take my 'A' Levels I wouldn't have these opportunities and I would be looking to get a loan to go to uni or find a job. As it is I already have a permanent job, have been earning rather than getting into debt and I know that if I continue to apply myself I will progress further at London Underground.
Labour's London mayoral candidate has pledged to cut bus, train and Tube fares in the capital by 5% if he wins the election next year. ...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- London's Mayor has come under attack after announcing that bus and Tube fares in the capital will rise by an above-inflation 7% n...
Delays on the London Underground have risen by 20 per cent, according to a London Assembly report. The increase, which occurred between 2009/10 and 20...
The safety of Londoners is being put at risk because of proposed changes to the rules regulating taxi drivers, industry bodies have said. Transport...
