Transport Booze Ban Plans Unveiled
7th May 2008
Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Transport Commissioner Peter Hendy were at High Street Kensington Tube Station this morning to set out plans to ban alcohol from the capital’s public transport network.
Transport for London officials are redrafting the conditions of carriage for the tube and bus network and the DLR's 'Rules for using t… full story
ODA Public Transport Update
17th April 2008The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has launched a new regular publication which sets out indicative forecast travel demand during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Called 'pace' the publication has been sent to Olympic stakeholders to provide an update on the progress that's being made in the delivery of the Transport Plan,… full story
Council Awarded £115,000 Against LU
17th April 2008Kensington and Chelsea Council has won a legal challenge to a noise abatement notice brought by Transport for London.
Residents in the area around Earl's Court Tube station complained that a new PS system was causing excessive noise pollution.
When noise abatement officers from Kensington and Chelsea Council investigated the… full story
Tower Bridge Renovation Details Announced
17th April 2008
The City of London Corporation has published answers to a series of commonly asked question about planned repainting works to Tower Bridge in an effort to promote greater public awareness of the process.
The answers are available on the Corpora… full story
One London Condemn Ken's 20mph Pledge
13th April 2008The One London Party, which currently has 2 members on the London Assembly and is seeking re-election in next month's elections, has attacked a recent manifesto promise by Ken Livingstone to slash the speed limit on most London roads to 20 mph.
Earlier this month Mr Livingstone "there are few more important issues for our local neig… full story
Livingstone Predicts 'Total Chaos' Under Johnson
10th April 2008
Ken Livingstone has said Londoners face a choice at next month's elections between continued investment in bus services under him and "total chaos" under Conservative rival Boris Johnson.
In the latest of a series of attempts to connect Johnson with past Conservative governments Mr Livingstone's campaign said their candidate … full story
