July 2005
Keeping the transport system working is the main priority
The police are to target specific ethnic groups for stop and searches as part of an unprecedented security operation on ...
Best security is people, both staff and passengers
The calls for increased security on the London Underground intensified after Thursday's second round of attacks. There are nearly three ...
Rail 518: London pride as staff and commuters defy the fanatics
The public transport system targeted by the London bombers is the embodiment of the democratic values they hate, says CHRISTIAN ...
Ready for anything: a capital response
The tributes to the public services have been universal and well deserved. Everyone who had anything to do with the ...
Emergency teams deserve praise for fast response to bombs
One thing is clear from the terrible outrages of July 7th. London can cope with what has been thrown at ...
Forget Byers: the scandal was in the original sell-off
Stephen Byers may have told a few porkies to his parliamentary colleagues, but that does not mean that his policy ...
We have to make sure the system stays open
This was the event that transport managers have been dreading since 9/11, or indeed since the IRA attacks which started ...
Rail 517: ATOC has shot itself in both feet with peak-pricing plan
Wasn't it nasty old nationalised BR that used to price passengers off the railway? Well, the umbrella body representing the ...
Gerrards Cross tunnel was part of Tesco’s plan for new store sites
The rail passengers whose journeys will be disrupted over the next few months because of the collapse of the Tesco ...
Metronet Matters Subterranean Railway Review
Londoners are ambiguous towards the Underground: it is a useful necessity they are always willing to find fault with. Despite ...
No heroes and lots of villains in the Railtrack case
There are going to be no heroes in the Railtrack shareholders’ case which opened on June 27 and lots of ...