Uber will be granted a new licence to operate in London following an appeal at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, deputy chief magistrate Tan Ikram has ruled.

'Fit and proper' Uber wins legal appeal to operate in London

Cyclists and pedestrians were banned from the 130-year-old suspension bridge last month when cracks in the wrought iron structure worsened during a heatwave.

Row ignites between mayor and Tory opponents over bridge closure

Arguments have begun at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in Uber’s appeal. Uber began operating in London in May 2012, when it was awarded a five-year licence.

London is a 'safer place' with Uber in the market, court hears

The proposals mean 35% of roles could be lost across the airport. A consultation has begun with staff on ways of reducing costs, including through voluntary redundancy.

London City Airport: Up to 239 jobs at risk in 'crucial restructuring plan'

TfL rejected Uber’s application for a new London licence in November 2019 due to “several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk”.

Uber’s appeal against Transport for London decision begins in London

Passengers wearing face masks on the Jubilee Line in London, as workers are being encouraged to return to their offices, with a Government PR blitz commencing this week reminding people about the efforts taken to make workplaces "Covid-secure".

According to Transport for London said 650,000 passengers used the London Underground network on Thursday from the start of service until 10am.

Steep rise in passenger numbers on Tube and bus 

Low Traffic Neighbourhood scheme in London (c) ITV NEWS

Dozens of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods have sprung up across the capital but critics say they cause traffic chaos and there is growing anger.

Critics warn of the 'damage' done by London walking and cycling schemes

The drivers' union says fewer than 10 per cent of the 2,000 fleet are currently on the city's roads. "It's having an absolutely devastating impact on the taxi trade in London," said Steve McNamara of the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association.

Are Black Cabs under threat as Covid keeps tourists and workers away?

A person wearing a face mask rides a bus on Piccadilly, London, following the introduction of measures to bring England out of lockdown.


All children aged 11 or older have to wear face coverings on public transport, and on some lines about half of all buses will be for pupils only, with a designated “schools service” sign, said Transport for London.

London bus network to be overhauled as schools go back

The west London bridge has been closed to traffic for more than a year and two weeks ago people were stopped crossing on foot and bike.

Hammersmith Bridge: Who will stump up the cash for £140m repair bill?

Carrie Bremridge, from Merstham in Surrey, had been drinking with friends at a pub and went to a house party, about a 10-minute walk from Redhill station, on January 31 this year.

Woman died after falling on to tracks after night out, inquest told

Figures show the cameras can dramatically reduce assaults by as much as 47 per cent.

Thousands of body worn cameras to be used by Transport for London staff

The first cyclists cross Tower Bridge, London, as it reopened to vehicles following a "mechanical fault" on Saturday that left it stuck open for more than an hour. (PA)

The bridge had been shut to drivers since Saturday afternoon when the bridge failed to close after allowing a ship to pass along the River Thames.

Tower Bridge reopens to cars following mechanical fault

Crossrail have announced further delay. The Elizabeth line is not set to open now until 2022.

Crossrail's Elizabeth Line not set to open until 2022

A man punching William, not his real name, at Clapham Junction station. William required hospital treatment for a severe laceration and stitches for a head wound.

Police are investigating after the man was punched by a fellow passenger at Clapham Junction station and required hospital treatment for a severe laceration and stitches for a head wound.

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