24th November 2022 As expected, cuts and route changes have been far less extreme than feared but the direction of travel is still wrong DAVE HILL Transport for London’s announcement that cuts and changes to the capital’s bus service network
4th October 2021 Tracking government policies and priorities that discriminate against and exclude London and Londoners, often in the name of “levelling up” DAVE HILL In his Introduction to the Conservative Party’s 2019 general election manifesto, Boris Johnson said
7th June 2022 Transport for London is looking seriously at the question and so will a forthcoming On London event DAVE HILL It is being played down in public but at the same time it is no secret that
24th May 2022 The delayed project impressed first day travellers amid a celebratory atmosphere DAVE HILL London’s newest railway, the Elizabeth Line, finally opened across its full length today with no serious initial problems and amid great excitement among
6th March 2022 The RMT’s industrial action has been driven by bravado in the context of the government’s takeover of the capital’s transport body DAVE HILL Whatever your view of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union, you can’t say you don’t
10th February 2022 Monday morning bus and Tube use indicates demand edging up consistently DAVE HILL Transport for London sent out an upbeat press release today saying Tube ridership has increased by a quarter since working from restrictions were lifted
Dave Hill on London Boris’s Budget 2015-16: how the London mayor will make ends meet Even though its population is booming London’s top tier of government is having to cope with large spending cuts City Hall. Photograph: Martin Godwin
18th January 2022 The Mayor has taken a welcome lead and will need lots of stamina and many friends to win the argument with Londoners and others DAVE HILL Arguing that motorists should pay more for using roads is a
13th December 2021 London businesses, the UK rail industry and the Lib Dems in parliament are all underlining the national need for a lasting financial settlement DAVE HILL Leading London businesses have joined Transport for London in
4th October 2021 Tracking government policies and priorities that discriminate against and exclude London and Londoners, often in the name of “levelling up” DAVE HILL In his Introduction to the Conservative Party’s 2019 general election manifesto, Boris Johnson said his government
