Transport for London has said posters calling for a boycott of Israel under the guise of a Sally Rooney book cover are an "act of vandalism". The anti-Israel posters, which are mocked up to appear ...

Eight transport services have been given a new look by Transport for London (TfL) to mark its 25th anniversary. A tram, a ...

Transport for London (TfL) is giving eight different transport services a new look as part of its 25th anniversary ...

A trial of CCTV at bus stops across the capital has made women feel safe and will be expanded, Transport for London (TfL) has ...

Transport services across London have been given a new look to highlight the improvements made in celebration of TfL’s 25th ...

The posters, featuring colourful "moquette-inspired" patterns, were designed to cover up so-called "ghost marks" – stains caused by passengers leaning on the stations' white walls.

The buses will be free to use for 12 months as TfL attempts to encourage people to ditch their cars and use public transport instead - reducing congestion in one of London's busiest commuter hubs ...

Get over it!” campaign on London buses. The challenge, mounted by the Christian Legal Centre and the Core Issues Trust, comes after a court upheld TfL's decision to ban gay cure posters.

Route SL11 would run between North Greenwich and Abbey Wood, and replace existing TfL bus 472. A public consultation on the bus transit scheme is now expected to be launched at the end of this year.