Cycling Crossrail must be supported, warts and all
It is, according to sources in Transport for London, an out and out war. The battleground...
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Cost of new bus threatens London services
The huge extra cost to Londoners of the ‘new bus for London’ is posing a threat... -
Cycling tragedies require a rapid response
The spate of five cyclists being killed within the past fortnight on London’s streets demands an... -
Make London a haven for cyclists
London has become a cycling city – and Britain something of a cycling nation – by... -
Rail 722: Barking – Gospel Oak line is London’s Cinderella
So what does the Department have against the Barking- Gospel Oak line? On the face of... -
Boris cycle plan: fact or fiction?
The London Mayor’s Vision for Cycling could be a landmark in UK policy on cycling even... -
Blue paths to nowhere
I have, belatedly, sampled the Cycle Superhighway that runs along the A11 through Mile End having... -
For Boris and Ken the road is still king
The creation of a mayor for London was supposed to stimulate a new type of politician... -
Boris driverless trains are no such thing
This week has seen the Mayor once again pushing one of his big ideas for re-election:... -
Cycle deaths becoming political issue
The issue of cycling deaths has soared up the political agenda in recent months, especially in... -
Superhighway scheme needs rethinking
After hearing of the terrible death of a second person at Bow within a few weeks... -
Boris fails to convince on roadworks
It is difficult not to greet with some scepticism the news that City Hall is setting... -
Boris bike extension still leaves big question
Boris Johnson has announced plans to extend the cycle hire scheme westwards as well as eastwards,... -
TfL wants cake and eat it
The business plan for Transport for London due to be approved tomorrow is a brilliant piece... -
Boris driverless nonsense
The idea of driverless trains any time in the near future is a ridiculous fantasy...
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