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Gatwick rail "unfit for purpose" for Olympics

28 August 2008

Current funding plans will leave rail links from one of London's busiest airports "unfit for purpose" when the Olympic Games come to the capital in 2012, a council leader has claimed.

Crossrail bidders shortlisted

26 August 2008

The list of companies invited to tender for contracts for pan-London train link Crossrail has been announced.

Road building programme costs "could double"

18 August 2008

The cost of the Government's road-building programme could be almost double the original estimate, a campaign group is warning.

London congestion up, traffic down, report says

6 August 2008

Traffic volume in London's congestion charge zone is still significantly lower than pre-charge levels, but congestion has returned to heights experienced before the levy was introduced, a report shows today.

£25 congestion charge scrapping criticised

9 July 2008

The decision to drop London's £25 congestion charge was criticised in an early day motion tabled by a London MP this morning.

Reading "should examine C-charge"

2 July 2008

Reading Borough Council and surrounding local authorities should consider introducing congestion charging, a team of experts has recommended.

High-speed rail study launched

24 June 2008

New high-speed or "express" rail lines - stopping at only major cities - could be introduced to Britain as a result of a study launched today by the rail infrastructure owner.

Bristol to get Velib copy

19 June 2008

Bristol is to create a bike rental network, modelled on Paris' Velib scheme, the Department of Transport has announced.

Middlesbrough transport gets £12.3m boost

3 June 2008

The Government has announced it will invest £12.3 million in Middlesbrough's transport network in an attempt to ease congestion and boost regeneration in the city.