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Government and Transport for London data shows London’s bus ridership continues to fall

January 10, 2019 - Martin Hoscik

London had enjoyed successive years of increasing bus ridership but by 2012 growth had slowed and by 2014/15 London usage was falling, prompting warnings from transport watchdog, London TravelWatch.

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Former Crossrail boss ‘was told not to warn TfL board of project delay risk’

January 9, 2019 - Martin Hoscik

London Assembly members are investigating a major delay in the project which was due to open last December but now looks likely to be delayed until some time next year.

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Gender pay gap grows at Sadiq Khan’s transport agency

January 3, 2019 - Martin Hoscik

Figures published today reveal that pay rates for women working at Transport for London are on average 21.5 per cent lower than those of the agency’s male workers, with the gap rising by 1.8 per cent in the past year.

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London’s passenger watchdog warns bus journey times are set to get worse

January 2, 2019 - Martin Hoscik

Transport for London’s latest business is “depressing reading” for bus passengers according to the capital’s passenger watchdog.

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Sadiq Khan pledges to fund ‘settled status’ applications for City Hall staff after Brexit

December 20, 2018 - Martin Hoscik

Under rules previously announced by the Government, all EU nationals currently in the UK will need to apply for ‘settled status’ to prove their eligibility to live and work here once the UK leaves the EU next March.

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