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Deputy mayor Parker resigns

19 August 2008

Tim Parker has resigned as first deputy mayor of London, becoming the third high-level member of City Hall staff to step down since mayor Boris Johnson's election in May this year.

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.

Scotland plans "Velib" schemes

14 August 2008

Seven towns and cities in Scotland will share £15 million of funding to develop green transport initiatives including Paris-style bike hire schemes, the Scottish Government has announced.

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.

Boris urges Tories to adopt his social policies

4 August 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has urged Conservative leader David Cameron to adopt aspects of his social reform agenda for the capital as national Tory policy.

Transport fund shortlist released - Update

31 July 2008

A shortlist of thirty-six schemes competing for a share of £200 million pot of infrastructure funding has been published by the Government.

Manchester congestion charge vote set for December

28 July 2008

The people of Greater Manchester will vote in December on whether a congestion charge will be introduced in the city-region.

Crossrail Bill passed

23 July 2008

The cross-London rail link that is planned to make London's key business districts more accessible to east and south-east Londoners received royal assent last night.

Third runway 'would hurt Northern economy'

21 July 2008

An expansion of Heathrow airport would harm the economic competitiveness of business in Scotland and the North of England and should be shelved in favour of a high-speed rail link to these areas, a local authority transport group has said today.