The latest monthly data reflects a slight uplift in passenger traffic since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Heathrow passenger numbers down 89% in July

Photo issued by Heathrow Airport of an ultraviolet (UV) cleaning robot, which are being deployed at Heathrow

Heathrow has previously introduced screens in security areas and in some shops, made face coverings compulsory and created one-way systems.

UV cleaning robots at Heathrow to encourage passengers to return

Its North America and Africa markets saw the biggest declines, according to Heathrow.

Heathrow suffers 95% drop in passengers in June

Handout photo dated 29/06/20 taken from the Facebook page of Steve Farmer of railway worker Abdul El-Gayar, who confronted a thief trying to steal a bike before then waiting four hours after his shift ended to return it to its owner.

Abdul El-Gayar, 31, was leaving work at 2pm when he saw someone trying to cut the lock off a bike with a pair of bolt cutters outside London’s Cannon Street station.

Rail worker stops bike theft and waits hours to reunite it with owner

Screengrab of man using elbow to open train door

Train company Govia Thameslink Railway issued the advice in a video of 'top tips' released ahead of a new timetable next Monday.

Passengers urged to 'use elbows' to open doors to stop covid spread

Barrister Tom Roscoe said the costs of delay and security were in the region of £16 million.

HS2 protests at west London site costing millions, judge told

The airport has introduced a series of new safety and hygiene measures, including enhanced cleaning.

London City Airport reopens after three-month closure

'Maskey' is the idea of former The Apprentice contestant Adam Freeman who came up with the idea six weeks ago.

Face mask vending machines start springing up near Tube stations

The airport has been closed to commercial and private flights since March 25 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

London City Airport boss heralds ‘clear early demand’ for return to flying

Transport for London says it has made ‘significant changes’ to accommodate how people are travelling during the coronavirus pandemic.

Londoners urged to drive safely as more people walk and cycle

Transport Commissioner Mike Brown said the response of passengers had “exceeded my expectations” after the new rule was announced on June 4.

‘Four in five’ public transport users in London comply with face covering rule

Passengers caught not complying with the regulations risk being fined £100 and removed from services.

Face coverings: What does the law say?

Passengers and crew are required to wear masks, aircraft are regularly deep-cleaned and disinfection wipes and hand sanitiser are available.

EasyJet restarts operations for the first time in 11 weeks

Passengers caught not complying with the regulations, which came into force on Monday, risk being fined £100 and removed from services.

Face coverings become mandatory on public transport

The company, which has around 7,000 directly employed staff, said it had agreed the scheme with unions as it battles to recover.

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