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More than 750 staff across TfL and Crossrail were paid more than £100,000 in the last financial year

Temporary terminus of HS2 at Old Oak Common will pile pressure onto Elizabeth line services

New analysis suggests that more tradespeople will be liable to pay the £12.50-a-day levy than previously thought

The TfL cuts would also mean the end of the zones 1-6 Day Travelcard

The extra trips have resulted in a £30m additional fares bonanza for TfL

City voices: London has always bounced back, but it needs a new vision to do so, John Dickie writes

It follows a pilot scheme that found letting ‘passenger transport’ ambulances use the lanes resulted in a 20 per cent drop in missed appointments

At least 27 people have been convicted after breaking TfL’s ban on bringing private scooters on board transport

In a victory for open justice and the role of a free press, the Evening Standard can today reveal that a multi-millionaire Conservative Party donor who owns London’s Conran Shop and is the landlord of Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire is a key figure linked to a major money-laundering operation targeted…