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
18th November 2021 The capital’s transport agency has produced a pessimistic forecast involved service cuts and deterioration of assets across the board DAVE HILL The UK’s capital is on course to face massive cuts to its bus and Underground services,
Monday, 15 March 2021 NO TO THIS! ICM was paid a great deal of London taxpayer’s money to give TfL the answer it wanted. When a public body organises a ‘consultation’ the questions will be ‘fixed’ to back up the
31st January 2021 The problems the Streetspace programme has run into provide lessons about how best to make streets greener, safer and more tranquil DAVE HILL The High Court ruling was pretty blunt. Transport for London’s Streetspace plan, introduced with a fanfare
7th January 2021 There is a different approach to setting service levels compared with last March DAVE HILL A few days before the government imposed the first English national lockdown last March, Sadiq Khan and Transport for London moved
16th December 2020 Sadiq Khan has blamed the government for a forthcoming 2.6% TfL fares hike and £1.59 Band D household Council Tax increase he’s announced today DAVE HILL Transport for London fares will rise by an overall 2.6% from
15th June 2020 Preparations for re-opening the West End were evident over the weekend DAVE HILL Long queues have been forming outside shops across Greater London as lockdown regulations affecting those previously deemed non-essential are eased. Outlets from Primark in Bromley to Kingston are
25th March 2020 It is not a good thing for the government to be at odds with the Mayor in public or for contradictory messages to be sent DAVE HILL Who is right about the frequency of London Underground
