Amazon driver's death at level crossing blamed on confusing green lights The lights ‘almost certainly’ led Brandon Hatcher to believe it was safe to enter the crossing, investigation finds The Independent UK · Nov 9
Final call for Heathrow’s third runway — will Andy Burnham be on board? The airport’s chief says a decision must be made by December, business and unions back it, but will the PM defer to Londoners, whose mayor is against the expansion, asks Chris Blackhurst Evening Standard · Nov 8
Council made £1.15m from fines at single School Street in less than two years Questions have been raised over signage at a North London scheme after drivers were hit with more than £1 million in penalties Evening Standard · Nov 6
E-bike crackdown as government targets drunk riding and nuisance parking IN FULL The Independent UK · Nov 5
‘You can’t legislate for the idiots,’ minister says as new e-bike rules proposed The proposals include plans to tackle antisocial and illegal behaviour. Evening Standard · Nov 5
Government to crack down on ‘wild west’ e-bike parking The Department for Transport has opened a consultation on setting new regulations for e-bike providers The Independent UK · Nov 5
'We can’t legislate idiots': Will Government 'crackdown' on rogue London e-bike riders make any difference? Councils could also be given powers to set out penalties for riders caught cycling under the influence Evening Standard · Nov 5
Ministers to target ‘wild west’ of ebikes blocking pavements Exclusive: Consultation led by Department for Transport will consider parking standards, fleet sizes and insurance requirements The Guardian - UK · Nov 5
London rail commuters face rise in fares of up to 4.2% next spring The Chancellor has not allocated funds for a ticket price freeze to continue Evening Standard · Oct 29
TfL mistakes official poster for illegal flyposting amid 'disgusting' allegations The DfT confirmed that the poster is meant to show a balding man with a suspicious package in his jacket Evening Standard · Oct 27
Thousands of busy roads across England to be resurfaced in major pothole crackdown The government has also announced a further £220 million in funding for councils in England to tackle potholes The Independent UK · Oct 22
UK Drivers Without Driveways Can Save £300 on EV Charging Under New Rules From Today Drivers in England with on-street parking can install qualifying cross-pavement EV charging systems without planning permission, but highway authority approval and other restrictions remain. International Business Times UK · Oct 21
Bradford’s new rail station predicted to bring £1bn to local economy IN FULL The Independent UK · Oct 20
Major new train station ‘will transform travel across the North’ DfT says passengers will benefit from more frequent trains, improved journey times and reliability The Independent UK · Oct 20
The Independent UK · Oct 18 Passengers who play music out loud face fines in strict new rules IN FULL
Evening Standard · Oct 18 Frustrated London residents say Albert Bridge closure is causing chaos Albert Bridge has been closed since February 2026, after the Thames crossing was found to have a crack in one of its cast iron abutments
Evening Standard · Oct 18 Tory mayoral hopeful vows to reopen Hammersmith Bridge to cars within three years Alex Challoner, who hopes to be the Conservative candidate for London mayor, vows to reopen crossing that has been closed to motor traffic for past seven years
The Guardian - UK · Oct 16 Number of cloned number plates on UK roads at record high, data shows More than 11,400 drivers last year were fined for offences they did not recognise as RAC says system needs reform
The Independent UK · Oct 14 Amputee, 71, told he 'might run Olympic marathons' in blue badge row with council Nigel Ward lost his leg three years ago while on a cruise
International Business Times UK · Sep 28 Avanti West Coast Could Have Stayed Private Until 2032: Burnham Declares 'Enough Is Enough' Before March Takeover Avanti West Coast will transfer to public ownership on 7 March 2027, ending a contract that could have continued until 2032 as the government promises rail improvements.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 1 Transport Scotland boss 'hit the roof' over Union flag branding at Glasgow station THE chief executive of Transport Scotland reportedly "hit the roof" at seeing Union flag branding displayed at a Glasgow train station run…
Evening Standard · Aug 19 Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic leads airlines shredding Government's case for third runway at Heathrow ‘Heathrow is already the most expensive airport in the world for airlines to use, and expansion risks driving charges up to the point where the hub becomes unaffordable,’ British Airways’ parent company IAG added
Evening Standard · Aug 6 E-scooters ‘have higher risk of traumatic injuries than motorcycles and bikes’ Researchers also said that helmet use by e-scooter riders was ‘rare’.
The Independent UK · Aug 6 E-scooter riders face higher risk of traumatic injuries than motorcycle and bike riders, study finds There were 1,312 collisions involving e-scooters in 2024, up from 1,292 in 2023
Evening Standard · Aug 6 E-scooter riders ‘have higher risk of traumatic injuries than cyclists or motorbikers' Analysis suggests greater risk of serious injuries riding e-scooters compared to bicycles or motorbikes