Ministers have agreed further funding for Crossrail following warnings earlier this summer that previously agreed packages of help will no longer be sufficient to complete the delayed project. The ...

People are being urged to cycle and walk where possible. Transport for London has issued new guidance for passengers returning to its services following the lifting of the national lockdown and the ...

The move will save 55m over five years which Mayor Sadiq Khan says can be used to protect front-line services.

The London Assembly warns additional costs associated with the delayed completion of Crossrail could force TfL to postpone or cancel other projects.

Local councils who want to work with Transport for London on major schemes could in future be expected to make “a public Cabinet level commitment” to the project and agree to underwrite any costs ...

City Hall and Transport for London have dropped plans to close ticket offices at 51 London Overground stations, but many will have their opening hours reduced to just 2 and a half hours per day. Plans ...

TfL Rail passengers using Maryland, Manor Park, Seven Kings and Forest Gate stations can now access all platforms step-free following the opening of lifts at all four stations.

Transport for London has published preliminary plans to raise fares each year from 2021 as part of efforts to balance its books following the delayed opening of Crossrail. The delay is expected to ...

TfL bosses have warned that the costs of realising Sadiq Khan’s ambition for 80 percent of all journeys to be taken via sustainable modes of transport by 2041 outstrip the agency’s spending power. The ...

Ministers have ended City Hall and Transport for London’s hopes of gaining greater control over the capital’s rail services. TfL already controls the London Overground and DLR, and will be responsible ...

London’s cable car looks set to get a reprieve despite initial suggestions that it could close if Labour’s Sadiq Khan replaces Boris Johnson as Mayor later this year.

Mayor Boris Johnson has called for higher penalties for utility companies who fail to get a permit for roadworks or breach the terms of their permits, thereby disrupting other road users.