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Virgin Trains has secured regulator approval for 20 return services per day on the HS1 line from St Pancras to the Channel tunnel, starting in 2030. Branson intends to spend £700 million on new trains and create 400 jobs, putting pressure on Eurostar’s sole access rights.
The City of London Corporation will retain free Sunday parking following a petition that gathered over 2,000 signatures. Officers will present a report next week recommending no Sunday changes and limited weekday tariff tweaks, with a further consultation planned if approved.
A points failure at Camden Town has halted the Northern line, a signal fault at Highbury & Islington is slowing the Victoria line, and the Overground Weaver service is suspended between Clapham Junction and Surrey Quays after a points problem at Peckham Rye, MyLondon reports.
Plans for driverless taxis in London have been delayed because Transport for London has not yet released operating guidelines. This delay has been welcomed by local campaigners in Brent who have raised concerns about the technology's impact.
East Midlands Railway (EMR) has warned of severe disruption at London St Pancras Station over the Bank Holiday weekend. RMT members are striking due to safety concerns regarding the new Class 810 ‘Aurora’ trains, leading to a significantly reduced service.
Transport for London staff accumulated over £30,000 in parking fines and road charges between April 2025 and March 2026. The spending includes fines paid to local authorities and TfL's own network, alongside other miscellaneous expenses.
London bus drivers are working in "Victorian" conditions, according to London Assembly Member Keith Prince. He has backed a campaign for a Bus Driver Bill of Rights, citing concerns over fatigue, long hours, and inadequate welfare facilities.
A lightning strike disabled the air traffic control system at London Luton Airport on Thursday evening, suspending flights for around 95 minutes. About 30 services were cancelled, and the disruption spread to nearby Stansted Airport. NATS and the airport confirmed operations have resumed, urging passengers to verify their bookings.
More than 60,000 standard-class seat cushions on all 115 Thameslink trains are to be replaced starting in 2027. The two-year upgrade project follows the recent nationalisation of Greater Thameslink Railway, with the Department for Transport announcing the changes.
Barnet Council has closed the Watling Avenue car park at Burnt Oak Station until winter 2027/28 to allow Transport for London to carry out step-free access works. Edgware Community Association has voiced concerns about the impact on local businesses and disabled motorists.
More than 100 roads in West London will be closed for the Notting Hill Carnival bank holiday weekend. Notting Hill Gate will be shut to all traffic except buses for the first time, with extensive Tube and bus diversions expected.
A man has died after emergency services were called to reports of a casualty on the railway near South Ruislip Underground station. The incident caused disruption on the transport network.
Rail passengers travelling between London and Essex will experience amended timetables and longer journeys due to hot weather drying out clay beneath tracks. Network Rail is implementing speed restrictions and temporary schedule changes to ensure safety and reliability on c2c and Greater Anglia services.
Lime has withdrawn its e-bikes from Penge, Bromley, following complaints from blind residents who were forced into the road by improperly parked vehicles. Bromley Council had previously told Lime to stop operating in the borough as it lacked a contract.
London Assembly member Thomas Turrell has called for a ban on motorcyclists with provisional licences undertaking commercial deliveries across the capital. He argues current training is insufficient for professional use, a view shared by the Mayor of London.
Dozens of Lime e-hire bikes have been repeatedly dumped in the Greenwich foot tunnel, blocking access and prompting concerns from residents. Greenwich Council is working with neighbouring boroughs to address the ongoing issue.
Transport for London (TfL) may be losing up to £211 million annually to fare evasion, a figure potentially £20 million higher than previously reported. An internal review acknowledged data limitations lead to a 10 percent reduction in the estimated loss.
Enfield Council is removing 22 micromobility parking bays installed south of the A406. The bays, intended for e-bikes and e-scooters, have been underused since their installation 18 months ago as Lime has not expanded into the borough. Some bays will be relocated to schools.
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