TfL to scrap peak fares on Fridays on tube and trains to boost ridership
In what will doubtless be attacked as a pre-election giveaway, the Mayor of London has announced that tube and rail fares are to be cut on Fridays to off-peak rates all day.
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TfL to scrap peak fares on Fridays on tube and trains to boost ridership
In what will doubtless be attacked as a pre-election giveaway, the Mayor of London has announced that tube and rail fares are to be cut on Fridays to off-peak rates all day.
Single fares on London’s transport frozen, but travelcards to rise
There are mixed messages about transport fares in London this morning, as single fares on TfL-only services are frozen, but the travelcard caps will be increased.
Mayor of London warns of threat to jobs if TfL funding deal not settled
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has issued the latest in his round of announcements to explain what will happen if TfL's funding is cut by the central Government.
Planning application filed to move City Hall to the Crystal
The formal planning application has been filed with Newham Council to convert the Crystal building into a replacement City Hall for London.
London City Hall could move to the docklands
The Mayor of London has opened a consultation on plans to move City Hall from next to Tower Bridge to a location in the Royal Docks.
Put Thameslink on the tube map says London Assembly
A report on improving accessibility on London's Transport services has called for the fully accessible Thameslink line to be on the Tube map as a matter of some urgency.
Report calls for more investment in London’s public transport
A report has been published that puts forward an argument that contrary to headlines and political posturing, public transport investment is not massively biased towards London.