The Latest Breaking News from Transport for London

Commuters turn up to Tube stations to find gates locked as Transport for London warns services disrupted until mid morning

Transport for London said there is likely to be no service on the London Underground network on Tuesday and Thursday.

People should “work from home if possible”. Not the advice of the Prime Minister in a special address to the nation or from the chief medical officer as a new wave of Covid-19 spreads, but that of Transport for London.

Tube strikes across the entire network will go ahead next week as part of the ongoing row over Transport for London cuts.

No one is likely to be very pleased at the news that around one million speeding tickets are expected to be issued in London every year, once the expansion of 20mph limit roads takes place, as well as the roll-out of new speed cameras in the capital. Transport for London…

A union leader accused the Government of ‘strangling the life’ out of Transport for London.

Sadiq Khan ‘relieved’ at new £200m deal to make up for lost revenue but demands long-term capital funding

Another £200 million has been announced, taking Government support to almost £5 billion.

Transport for London is hoping to expand a scheme that saw pedestrians given priority at road crossings following a successful trial.

Changes come into effect tomorrow

Change comes into effect as requirement for people with Covid to self-isolate is lifted in England