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58 stories from and about All London, mostly tube & rail, roads & driving, airports. The most recent ran on 9 October 2026. Page 2 of 3.
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HS2 seeks market views on 10-year professional services deal
HS2 Ltd is seeking early market engagement for professional services to support the remaining phases of the high-speed rail programme. The estimated contract period is 10 years, running from October 2027 to September 2037.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonDfT outlines 30-year rail strategy framework
The Department for Transport has published a high-level framework for a 30-year rail strategy, focusing on economic growth and sustainability. Great British Railways will be responsible for creating specific plans and funding packages, with an emphasis on local commissioning and smaller interventions before major infrastructure projects.
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A2 Drivers Face 26 Overnight Closures This Week
Drivers using the A2 are warned of 26 planned overnight closures between Monday and Thursday this week. Several sections will be affected on four consecutive nights, impacting both northbound and southbound routes.
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Air traffic fault causes 35 flight cancellations
A technical fault at National Air Traffic Services' Prestwick control centre on Monday led to 35 flight cancellations and widespread delays across UK airports. The issue, which affected flights in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England, was resolved by mid-morning.
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Guildford rail disruption ends after person hit by train
Rail services through Guildford experienced significant disruption after a person was struck by a train. All lines are now open, but passengers are warned of ongoing delays and potential cancellations.
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Roads & Driving · All LondonDrivers ignoring roadworks put lives at risk, National Highways warns
National Highways has issued a stark warning about drivers deliberately entering roadwork closures to avoid queues. Hundreds of such incidents have been recorded this year, with drivers putting road workers and themselves at risk.
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Roads & Driving · All LondonAir ambulance called to A2 motorbike and car crash
An air ambulance was dispatched to the scene of a crash involving a car and a motorbike on the A2 Watling Street. The incident caused traffic delays in the area as emergency services managed the scene.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonHS2 Civils Contract Renegotiations Expected to Continue for Three Months
HS2 Ltd chief executive Mark Wild has revealed that the renegotiation of two remaining main works civils contracts for HS2 Phase 1 is expected to take another two to three months. The original £15bn budget for these contracts had been spent by 2024.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonPerson dies after train incident at Turnpike Lane
A person has died after being struck by a train on the Piccadilly line at Turnpike Lane station. British Transport Police were called to the scene on September 11 and confirmed the death is not suspicious.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonPiccadilly Line faces severe delays after signal failure
Severe delays are affecting services on the Piccadilly Line. The disruption is a result of a signal failure, impacting journeys for many Londoners. Further updates on restoration are awaited.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonCancelled Train Tickets Valid on Other Operators
Rail passengers facing cancelled services will now be able to use their original ticket on alternative trains from different operators. The policy, extended from this weekend, covers services departing up to two hours before or after the cancelled journey.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonPassengers can switch trains for free after cancellations
Rail passengers will have an immediate right to travel on other operators' services for free when their trains are cancelled. The change, effective from Sunday 20 September, aims to simplify journeys and end confusion during disruption.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonRail passengers to travel free on other services after cancellations
Passengers whose trains are cancelled will soon be able to use services from other operators at no extra cost. The Department for Transport is expanding a scheme to cover more intercity routes from Sunday 20 September 2026, aiming to simplify rail travel during disruptions.
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Airports · All LondonNats apologises after 2,000 flights cancelled in major air traffic failure
National Air Traffic Services has apologised for a major technical failure on September 8 that led to over 2,000 flight cancellations and hundreds of thousands of passenger delays. The Ministry of Defence has denied that a military aircraft caused the disruption.
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Airports · All LondonUK air traffic control outage caused by military flight data
A UK military aircraft's flight plan reportedly caused "spurious" data to enter the National Air Traffic Services (Nats) system, leading to a four-hour shutdown. Over 2,000 flights were cancelled on Tuesday, impacting hundreds of thousands of passengers.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonPiccadilly line suspended after casualty on tracks
The Piccadilly line was suspended with severe delays reported due to a 'casualty on tracks'. Transport for London confirmed the incident and advised passengers to seek alternative routes.
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Tube & Rail · All LondonEast Midlands Railway strikes suspended after safety talks progress
Planned industrial action by East Midlands Railway workers has been called off after progress was made in talks concerning safety disputes. The Rail, Maritime and Transport union cited "substantial movement" on issues related to new train fleet faults, suspending strikes planned for next week.
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Roads & Driving · All LondonA2 drivers face six overnight closures this weekend
Six overnight closures are planned for the A2 between Friday, September 11, and Monday, September 14. The disruptions will affect both eastbound and westbound carriageways, with slip roads also closed at certain times.
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Thousands of UK flights cancelled; passengers denied compensation
More than 2,000 UK flights have been cancelled since Tuesday, September 8, due to a technical fault with National Air Traffic Services (Nats). The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) stated the incident is likely to be classed as 'extraordinary circumstances', meaning airlines are not legally required to pay compensation to affected passengers.
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Airports · All LondonBritish Airways Accused of Cutting Phone Lines During Flight Chaos
British Airways faces accusations of disabling its customer service phone lines during recent air traffic control disruptions. Thousands of travellers were left stranded as flights were cancelled or delayed due to a major technical fault with Nats.
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Police Incident Blocks All London Railway Lines
A significant police incident has led to the complete blockage of all railway lines, causing widespread disruption to major London services. The nature of the incident and its full impact are still unfolding.
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Roads & Driving · Central LondonLondon Congestion Charge rises to £18
The daily rate for London's Congestion Charge increased to £18 on January 2, 2026. Electric vehicles registered for Auto Pay receive a 25 per cent discount, while residents within the zone can get a 90 per cent reduction.
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Thousands of Ebikes Seized as London Councils Tackle Pavement Obstructions
London boroughs have seized at least 3,000 dockless ebikes this year, with Lime accounting for over 2,000 impoundments. Campaigners highlight safety concerns for pedestrians, while operators cite a lack of parking bays. New powers will enable Transport for London to create a unified regulatory framework.
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TfL Unveils 70+ Measures for Climate Resilience
Transport for London has launched over 70 initiatives to bolster its network against extreme weather and reduce carbon emissions. The updated Corporate Environment Plan for 2026 aims for greater resilience, reliability, and sustainability, with significant investments in sustainable drainage and zero-emission vehicles.
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London air quality improves, but pollution gap persists
London's air quality has seen substantial improvements over the last decade, with average nitrogen dioxide levels falling by nearly 38%. However, disparities persist, with more deprived areas and neighbourhoods with larger non-white populations still experiencing higher pollution levels.
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WorldNeasden Waste Fire Halts Tube Lines
A large fire at the LondonEnergy Wembley Waste Transfer Station in Neasden prompted a significant response from the London Fire Brigade, leading to the closure of the Metropolitan line and partial suspension of the Jubilee line. All employees were confirmed safe.
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Ulez border concerns persist three years after expansion
Three years after the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) expanded to cover all London boroughs, businesses and residents on the capital's border report ongoing concerns about the £12.50 daily charge. Transport for London acknowledged external frustration but cited funding limits for not extending scrappage schemes.
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