Transport Secretary Grant Shapps last night confirmed that he had accepted TfL’s request to extend the existing £200 million bailout agreed in February until Wednesday, August 3, while officials pour over the draft long-term deal.
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Education cannot be a political football to be passed from politician to politician, we need serious leadership in this area to fix the problems caused by over a decade of mismanagement.
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The comedian will hit the stage at the SSE Arena in Wembley on September 22 and 23.
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The world-famous circus troupe were back in London for a five-night run with a new performance Cortéo, a show which premiered in 2005 but has never been shown in the UK before.
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A human resources professional with more than 15 years experience has set up on her own, working for small and
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The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) has submitted plans to expand into the neighbouring Wimbledon Park Golf Club in plans that would span 67 hectares between Wimbledon and Wandsworth.
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The elderly woman passed away shortly after her property was ravaged by flash floods, which have upturned the lives of many west London residents.
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MP Sam Tarry was yesterday sacked from his role as shadow transport minister by party leader Keir Starmer after appearing on a picket line alongside striking rail workers and giving “unauthorised” interviews to the media.
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Ten sycamore trees were chopped down after the local authority failed to respond to an application to fell the trees in the allocated time.
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Despite strong statements from several councillors on the impact of air pollution on our children’s health and the benefits of School Streets sadly the Conservatives were not moved to change their minds.
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Through-the-night services on the Piccadilly Line are to be restored from Friday, July 29, meaning all five Night Tube Lines will be fully operational for the first time since March 2020.
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20 Years Ago – Fears were mounting for children’s safety after reports of drug dealers leaving needles lying around.
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A debut historical novel, which charts the slave-trade, piracy, and women’s rights, focuses on two girls from very different backgrounds in the 17th century.
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The three-day festival will be taking place at London’s largest private Georgian garden between August 26 to 28.
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Westminster City council leader Adam Hug said vulnerable Londoners will suffer if Transport for London (TfL) goes ahead with changes to 12 bus routes in the borough.
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Canary Wharf has opened its first open water swimming venue as London heats up for summer, residents, visitors and workers can take a dip in the Middle Dock water.
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A 90 year old artist known for his paintings of the Thames is set to exhibit 50 years of his work.
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