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Express buses that skip bus stops and banning cars and taxis from key roads are among the plans revealed on Friday to speed up London’s bus fleet.more

Heathrow is to hire 12,000 staff to handle an expected summer holiday boom, the UK’s busiest airport has said, as it warned the recovery in the aviation industry is “being overshadowed by war and Covid”.more

London’s ability to provide safe sanctuary for refugees could be put at risk by right-wing extremism, an independent counter-terrorism review has warned.more

Sadiq Khan says rising cost of living could decimate London’s “joyful diversity” with the poor being forced out. more

Londoners can expect a trip around the city to become more expensive as taxi fares are set to rise by 5.5%.more

The results of the poll come as an Alzheimer’s Society petition, calling on the Health Secretary to reverse the decision, passed 5,000 signatures in less than a week, with more than 493 signatures coming from London.more

Yesterday evening in London began the 20th edition of Kinoteka - the most important festival of Polish cinema in Great Britain. The organizers decided to donate all the income from this year's edition to help children affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.more

The capital will experience mild conditions and temperatures in the mid-teens.more

New designs of the HS2 Euston station show what will become the UK's largest station concourse - 20 per cent larger than Trafalgar Square. The 10-platform high speed station will be set over three levels and bring changes to the London Underground as well. more

Where’s WInnie? That’s the question that members of the Women’s Institute will be asking this year as a special way of honouring the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. more

Violent hate crimes soared in London in 2021 with almost 9,500 offences recorded by police, new figures have revealed.more

Only ‘clean’ vehicles will be able to drive within Greater London without paying the £12.50 a day chargemore

A London council has urged the mayor to scrap plans for a new road tunnel running through its borough, which has been called “the most polluted” in the country.more

"Such a find comes once in a lifetime," said Antonietta Lerz of the Archaeological Museum in London (MOLA), who is in charge of the Northwark excavation near The Shard. It was right next to this famous glass structure that a decorative mosaic from Roman times was discovered. Its age is estimated at almost two thousand years.more

Commuters faced another morning of travel chaos, with Tube services still largely crippled in the wake of a 24-hour walk-out by London Underground workers. more

Buses in the capital are heaving with commuters while Uber has jacked up its prices after Tube workers went on strike today.more

Transport for London is hoping to expand a scheme that saw pedestrians given priority at road crossings following a successful trial. more

As Britain's cost of living crisis deepens, thousands of people are turning to food banks for help. more

Transport across North West and West London is patchy at the best of times but a proposed new line would revolutionise it, giving residents a quick way of getting around without having to go through Central London. The West London Orbital, as the scheme is known, could be up and running by 2029 according to predictions from Transport for London (TfL). more

Bus passengers will bear the brunt of the fares rise announced by Mayor Sadiq Khan.more

London mayor Sadiq Khan called on the British government on Friday to seize real estate in London belonging to oligarchs linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin.more

Next week, another strike of metro workers will begin. Transport for London warns that major traffic problems are to be expected on March 1st and 3rd.more

Face coverings will no longer be required on Transport of London (TfL) services - including the Underground - from tomorrow. more

London’s high-flying pub is back with a bang as the London Eye reveals its Pub Pod is returning this February. more

The majority of the capital’s 33 boroughs are planning to increase their share of bills by the maximum 2.99 per cent permitted by the Government. more