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Passengers to save up to £2 per journey as mayor ditches peak rates for three months

The star opened up about the lasting impact of the 2005 attack, where 52 people lost their lives and over 700 were injured, had on her

As pre-election pledges go, it doesn't exactly get top marks for subtlety. But in a city buffeted by a cost of living crisis and where so many are reliant on the transport network to get around, it is hard to fault.

In a move signalling an election campaign must be under way, Sadiq Khan has announced a freeze to most Tube and bus fares. The Mayor of London said that pay-as-you-go fares, which represent roughly 80 per cent of Tube journeys and nearly 75 per cent of bus journeys, will remain…

Pay-as-you go fares to remain at current levels until March next year, but Travelcards and fares "cap" will rise by about 5%

The mayor is expected to unveil his annual fares package on Friday

Well done, the Greens. If credit is due anywhere for the inclusion of £3 million in the Mayor’s budget for public lavatories at Tube stations, it should go to Caroline Russell. She’s the leader of the Greens in the London Assembly, and she’s been banging on about this for years.…

We knew it was coming. My mother mews “please be careful”, eyes locked on my battered Prada bag, every time I leave home for the city. But now, when it comes to getting from A to B safely, the temperature has shifted.

Free school meals & Mayor Khan’s mystery £30m to beat Tube strike

Sadiq Khan confirms so-called 'dynamic pricing' is under consideration by Transport for London

The last-minute ending of the Tube strike was unequivocally good news for London. But as this paper observed yesterday, the way in which it ended is altogether more problematic. Twenty minutes before the strike was due to start, Mayor Sadiq Khan miraculously found £30 million down the back of the City…