Transport

Council officially launches growth strategy, with seven “game changing” developments

A new growth plan for the Bradford District is “not about what the Government can do for Bradford, but what Bradford can do for...

£2.50 Fare Cap or Fare Hike in Disguise? Metro Passengers React to Tyne and Wear Plans

Plans to introduce a new ticket price cap on the Tyne and Wear Metro have prompted a mixed reaction from passengers and campaigners, amid...

Leamside Line pledge signed as Government promises ‘clear and unwavering commitment’

A deal committing the Government to help reopen a mothballed North East railway line has been signed on Thursday, 22 January. North East mayor Kim...

Government pledges support for Northern Powerhouse Rail

The North needs to be “backed to the hilt” rather than just receiving “lip service” – the Prime Minister has claimed. The Government has today...

Oxford Street MDC meets for first time

Plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street just moved a step closer to becoming reality after a body set up to drive the regeneration project convened...

Plea to end ‘two-tier’ Newcastle transport system hurting West End areas cut off from Metro

The North East’s leaders have been urged to finally take action that would end the “two-tier public transport system” holding back communities in the...

Councillors ran free Huddersfield bus service for 33rd year on New Year’s Day

Huddersfield Green Party councillors have run their free, New Year’s Day bus service once again. This marks the 33rd year it has been in operation,...

TfL’s major 2026 projects revealed

Transport for London plays a massive part in the lives of millions of Londoners, visitors and tourists who use buses, trains, trams, bicycles and...

Trams between Bradford and Leeds won’t start running until late 2030s – but Government re-affirms commitment to huge project

The long-planned tram system between Bradford and Leeds will not start running until the late 2030s – it has been revealed. But despite the delay of...

Israel-Gaza conflict continues to fuel high levels of hate crime on tubes and buses

The Israel-Gaza conflict is continuing to fuel higher levels of hate crime on London’s transport network more than two years after the Middle East...

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