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DfT announces first 'Keynesian' project

18 November 2008

The Department of Transport has announced its first major infrastructure project to be brought forward under government plans to stimulate the economy.

New Canary Wharf station approved

13 November 2008

A new train station serving Canary Wharf on the planned cross-London railway Crossrail was given planning approval today.

Boris cans Thames Gateway bridge

6 November 2008

The proposed Thames Gateway bridge linking Beckton to Thamesmead is officially dead, along with a number of other planned transport schemes in the capital, London mayor Boris Johnson confirmed today.

Mayor omits Gateway bridge from transport vision

5 November 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has made no mention of the mooted Thames Gateway Bridge in a document that sets out his objectives for London's transport future.

BAA pledges £230m to Crossrail

4 November 2008

Airports operator BAA has agreed to provide £230 million towards the construction of Crossrail.

Government commissions high-speed rail study

30 October 2008

Government proposals for a high-speed rail network for the UK could be published as early as Easter 2009, the Government has confirmed.

Boris pledges to boost London infrastructure

28 October 2008

Infrastructure projects planned for London could be brought forward in a move designed to bolster the capital's economy, the mayor's office has said.

DLR extension halt sparks council backlash

23 October 2008

The London mayor's decision to shelve plans to extend the Docklands Light Railway to Dagenham Dock has put a major Thames Gateway regeneration project at risk, the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham has warned.

Manchester congestion charge question criticised

21 October 2008

The proposed question to be posed in Greater Manchester's upcoming referendum on the congestion charge has been published amid controversy over the wording.