Articles (2003)
My past archive of articles can be found in this section, including pieces written for Rail magazine and Transport Times (which are not listed below). The majority of my work relates to transport, although I also write on social and political topics.
You can also view my articles by publication title.
December
Is a local income tax on the cards? Public Service and Local GovernmentNovember
Striking is not the answer Evening Standard, 25thAre we on the right lines?
Why are our streets riddled with holes? Daily Express, 19th
Down the tube - the biggest PPP Public Finance, 12th
Crashes and near misses could derail privatised tube The Independent, 2nd
October
Is PPP squeezing too much out of the Tube? Camden New Journal, 23rdIs Underground safe? Evening Standard, 21st
Q&A: Tube derailments BBC, 19th
Charging motorists for road use is the way forward Daily Express, 14th
September
Broadwater Revisited Evening Standard, 15thIs there no hope for rail users? Evening Standard, 2nd
Oldies rule, OK
August
Charge opposition routed New Statesman, 8thLivingstone's congestion charge has wider implications Public Service and Local Government
No more nurdling The Oldie
July
Sort it out, Mr Darling Evening Standard, 25thConcreting over the South-East seems to be the Government's agenda for economic success Evening Standard, 21st
Garden city points the way Evening Standard, 21st
Why we are stuck in transport dark ages? Daily Express, 8th
The road less travelled Public Finance, 4th
100 not likely The Oldie
June
Housing barrier to euro Housing Today, 20thDarling's slow train finally goes off the rails Daily Express, 17th
Fewer trains, fares to rise, in shake-up of railways The Independent, 13th
53 not (yet) out The Oldie
May
How Britain could be gridlocked Daily Express, 18thApril
Will the tube get back on track? Public Finance, 11thSustainable communities Housing Today, 10th
What is the Private Finance Initiative really about? Public Service and Local Government
March
Aviation security, is it much tighter? Daily Telegraph, 22ndThe charge that will get us out of a jam Daily Express, 18th
Central Line crash: The truth Evening Standard, 6th
Man v machine The Oldie
February
The axe is poised over our railways Daily Express, 27thCongestion charge success silences critics The Independent, 23rd
Take Ken's £5 decongestant medicine and be glad today. It's London's last hope The Times, 17th
Reasons to be cheerful about the congestion charge BBC, 12th
Transport crisis resurfaces New Statesman, 7th
Labour must do more than just tinker with council tax Public Service and Local Government
January
When the buck stops nowhere Evening Standard, 27thArmageddon approaches New Statesman, 20th
Breaking the silence will halt child abuse Daily Express, 15th
Off the Rails University of Warwick