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When it comes to assessing the health of a city or an economy, there are a thousand metrics to choose from. But for the capital, it’s hard to do better than our Tubes, trains and buses. And according to the latest data from Transport for London, we are back on…

London back from the pandemic with the return to offices, weekend leisure trips and soaring popularity of the Elizabeth line

The introduction of the Oyster card on June 30 2003 revolutionised the way passengers paid for London Underground and bus journeys in the capital.

The £7 pass follows other special issues for major events, but Oyster’s popularity has fallen due to smartphone use

Transport for London and Tram Operations Limited have accepted health and safety failings relating to the derailment in which seven people died.

Court showdown looms over Greater London expansion plan

Belgium and Dutch vehicle licensing agency say citizens’ details obtained unlawfully to issue driving fines

It’s so cool you feel like you’re on the set of an Ultravox video. But when your phone says ‘no’ there’s no disguising the dismay

TfL wants to increase number of daily cycle trips in London by a third by 2030

The ‘completely unique’ find was uncovered at a site being developed near London Bridge

NO ONE in Britain was unaffected by Covid and the restrictions that followed the pandemic. We all have an interest and stake in the outcome of the inquiry that starts today into the handling of the pandemic under the aegis of Baroness Hallett. The scope of the inquiry is enormous:…