The Latest Breaking News from Transport for London

People flying out of Heathrow Airport travelling to or from London via the Elizabeth and Piccadilly tube lines will pay more as of Sunday, as Transport for London attempts to recover from the pandemic

The fare rises come despite agreement over a £1.2bn funding package between Transport for London and the Government last week

While the Government has found extra cash for the bus network and £1.2bn funding for Transport for London, Metrolink is travelling toward a funding 'cliff edge'

Transport for London said the fare increases are expected to generate an extra £27 million per year to help it recover from the pandemic by April.

The £3.6billion funding deal was agreed on Wednesday after months of uncertainty over TfL’s long-term future

United States senator Bernie Sanders has backed UK unions fighting for improved pay and conditions, saying “working people all over the globe have got to stand together”.Mr Sanders, 80, who represents the state of Vermont, addressed the Save London Transport rally, organised by unions including the National Union of Rail,…

The union boss said the deal would have an impact on pensions and pay for union members in the future

TfL expects to receive around £1.2 billion of funding from the Government until the end of March 2024.

Multi-billion-pound bailout announced but Sadiq Khan has warned settlement still leaves ‘significant funding gap’

The cycle lanes which link Tower Bridge and London Bridge are to be made permanent

Effectively, from Sunday 6 November, three lines become two