21st September 2023 The Uxbridge by-election result continues to be seen as a bellwether political event, but was it really just a localised one-off? DAVE HILL Rishi Sunak’s decision to water down a number of the government’s green policies is further evidence
17th August 2023 Negative campaigning and stoking core vote ire will get the Tories only so far DAVE HILL Sadiq Khan will probably win next year’s mayoral election, but a surprise triumph for Susan Hall can’t be ruled out. Her
30th July 2023 The Conservatives are already launching their next line of attack against even theoretical moves to lessen car use and reduce road congestion in London DAVE HILL With the High Court giving it the green light, Sadiq Khan’s
4th June 2023 Redfield and Wilton’s survey has also produced findings about the ULEZ expansion, congestion charging, bus and pedestrian priority, fares policy and more on transport issues DAVE HILL More than half of Londoners – 51 per cent – consider that,
27th May 2023 It’s hard to know but let’s have a go DAVE HILL I hope gauging the electoral importance of Sadiq Khan’s Ultra-Low Emission Zone expansion plan is good for the soul, because it often feels like a
29th March 2023 A experiment with such a service under Boris Johnson was not taken forward by TfL, though it is more upbeat this time round DAVE HILL Sadiq Khan has announced plans for what Transport for London is calling
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,
