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Local authorities do more than collect the bins and install low-traffic neighbourhoods. They have a statutory duty to provide a range of vital services such as education, children’s safeguarding and adult social care. But as we reveal in today’s newspaper, London’s town halls are “teetering on a financial cliff edge”.

The next generation of buskers are battling it out for the right to entertain Underground passengers

Mayor thanks whistleblowers for coming forward and says he’s discussed issues raised in Wednesday’s Standard with TfL commissioner Andy Lord

Six branches of the network will be rebranded, ending the orange format of all Overground routes on the Tube map

Dire warning from Tube insiders over under-investment

Abdul Ezedi was last captured on CCTV near the bridge hours after the attack

Sarah de Lagarde is demanding a meeting with Mayor Sadiq Khan after she was run over by two Underground trains

Update (7 February 2024): The British Transport Police have confirmed that they are no longer looking to identify these men.

Commuter trains are getting back on track after an Aslef drivers strike crippled the rail network on Tuesday.