#transport

#transport

Transport for London bans flats protest rally outside High Barnet station - but across the road residents launch their "New Battle of Barnet" Barnet Society Residents of The Quarry in Erith have said their dream of a peaceful home has quickly turned into frustration and worry over ongoing maintenance and planning issues. News Shopper Westminster City Council has agreed to give up control of Oxford Street to enable the Mayor of London to push forward with his plans to pedestrianise the street,

Arijit Singh is set to become the first Indian-born artist to headline a UK stadium when he heads to London for his only European date of 2025. Described by the BBC Asian Network as "one of the most popular and beloved playback singers in India", the 38-year-old's music is listened to by nearly 50 million people a month, according to Spotify. The vocalist, whose music often features in Bollywood films, is performing at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Friday.

Proposals for 46 new flats in Highams Park are set to be approved by Waltham Forest Council, though residents fear it will harm the area's "village feel". Waltham Forest Echo (it's next to a giant Tesco and loads of warehouses) Lithium Battery Sparks Fire in Wandsworth Bin Lorry Putney SW15 A Big Issue seller has been invited to Lambeth Palace as a champion of modular homes. BBC News

From Monday to Thursday, late night services on the Weaver line will cease after 10.45pm, affecting travel between Hackney Downs and Cheshunt/Enfield Town.

Seaham will receive its first direct rail connection to London starting December 2025, making it easier for Londoners to visit this seaside town known for its rugged beaches and maritime history.

Cycling is one of the most rewarding activities around. It's good for your physical and mental health, offers a carbon-free way of getting from A to B, and can often be the quickest and most cost-effective form of transport particularly if you live in a city.

Lewisham Council is advocating for an overnight Docklands Light Railway (DLR) service on weekends, stating it could operate within the existing network without extensive upgrades.

The man was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and will be taken to custody for questioning, police said.

SWR has reduced its summer timetable to train drivers on new trains, affecting less than 5% of daily services at a time of decreased customer numbers.

"It's incredibly exciting to bring together new contemporary work with a rich archive that spans over a century. This exhibition celebrates not just the beauty of London's station gardens, but the communities and individuals who care for them. Through photography, film and conversation, we're spotlighting the creativity, resilience and joy that flourish in these unexpected green spaces."

Ealing Council has stonewalled a request from the Liberal Democrats for a full review of the troubled Lammas Park Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SuDS).

Dalston Kingsland station has been identified for a potential upgrade to improve accessibility, as it currently lacks step-free access to its platforms. The proposed upgrades will likely involve the installation of lifts or ramps. The Government has confirmed funding for a feasibility study as part of a broader 92 billion pounds allocated for transport projects, specifically benefiting the Access for All initiative from the Department for Transport.

Transport for London (TfL) is promoting a branding deal for the Waterloo & City line, which attracts around 15 million passengers annually, offering full-line branding opportunities.

Roman Starovoit, the ex-transport minister, was found dead from a gunshot wound shortly after being dismissed by President Putin. Investigators stated he appeared to have killed himself.

Havering Council's new safety scheme at the A1306 junction aims to reduce vehicle speeds and improve safety, particularly for school children, amidst rising traffic.

Southeastern trains will be cancelled, diverted or replaced by buses this weekend as major engineering work takes place at Lewisham, affecting services on Sunday only.

Thamesmead resident Letisha Hyde pointed out how the ferry has grown busier, noting the impact of lorries on congestion and the necessity for improved services.

Denes uses Map Projections to reimagine the earth and the place of humans on it. Her projection reimagines our place in the city and will be used by millions of people as they navigate the urban environment.

"The new Bakerloop bus route, officially called the BL1, is set to launch this autumn, linking Waterloo to Lewisham with rapid transport options."