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The buoyant numbers come as TfL launches a new campaign “highlighting the value and benefits public transport offers people with all travel needs and budgets”

The announcement comes after neighbouring Merton Council announced it was also launching a scrappage fund

The council said its scheme will provide £1,000 grants “to help the poorest areas in our community that are not well connected by public transport”

A home counties rebellion against Sadiq Khan’s expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone has intensified just weeks before it is due to be rolled out to the London boundary.

It can be revealed that both boreholes of the Silvertown Tunnel are now complete, after a Green politician spotted the tunnel boring machine on the north bank of the Thames

TfL said its advertising policy does not allow adverts which include or feature graffiti

Threats to review or defund low traffic neighbourhood schemes are unlikely to make a difference, as Jon Stone explains

Welcome, then, to Slug Britain. A place that gets slower by the minute. A few days ago, as I was hurtling out of Liverpool Street Tube station at 6.50am, my hand holding my debit card, ready to swipe it against the ticket machine, I walked smack right into an example…

Controversial Ulez zone set to expand at end of next month