London has once again proven to have the most expensive public transport in the world, as a price increase is set to take effect this Sunday. In December 2024, Transport for London (TfL) announced ...

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Sadiq Khan is expected to make his plea at the London Transport Museum's annual dinner on Wednesday evening London Mayor Sadiq Khan is set to call on the government to invest in new transport projects ...

London's transport infrastructure will get a £250m boost in 2024 under a funding package from the government. The funding however cannot be used by Transport for London (TfL) for day-to-day operations ...

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Transport is the lifeblood of London's economy - we need to get it right - The Thamesmead DLR extension is a powerful signal and confidence-builder in the market, but it must be the start of a joined- ...

From mobile phones to cooked frogs, inside London's biggest lost property office Mobile phones, wallets, rucksacks, spectacles and keys top the list of the 6,000 items that arrive weekly at Transport ...

LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Most public transport fares in London will remain the same this year, in a move aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures and boosting the retail and hospitality sectors, the ...

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Undoubtedly one of the most recognisable visual languages of any transport network, the typefaces and graphic elements of London’s tubes and buses have heavily informed the new look for the London ...

That's it for our coverage of today's transport strikes in London. The page was written by Marita Moloney, Thomas Macintosh and Andre Rhoden-Paul. It was edited by Nathan Williams and Chirag Trivedi.