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567 stories from and about London, mostly tube & rail, roads & driving, projects. The most recent ran on 19 September 2026. Page 18 of 29.
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- Roads & Driving · M25
Campervan overturns on M3 causing eight miles of traffic
A campervan overturned on the M3 eastbound carriageway near Longcross on September 19, causing eight miles of congestion and leading to two lane closures. A female passenger was taken to hospital for treatment.
M251 min readTrust 30 · Craft 57 · Hype 41 - Roads & Driving · M25
M3 Delays: Caravan Overturned Near London
An overturned caravan led to significant traffic disruption on the M3, causing delays of up to eight miles for drivers heading towards London. The incident impacted travel on the busy motorway.
M251 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 61 
Tube & Rail · South LondonSoutheastern trains suspended between Charing Cross and Hayes this weekend
Southeastern services between London Charing Cross and Hayes will be suspended throughout Saturday and Sunday due to essential engineering work. Replacement buses will operate, and passengers can use the London Underground and DLR on specific routes at no extra cost.
South London3 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 20
Tube & Rail · CroydonSouthern trains cancelled Sunday due to engineering work
Southern train services will be cancelled on Sunday, September 20, due to engineering work around Norwood Junction and Oxted. Passengers are advised to check their travel plans.
Croydon2 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 20
Tube & Rail · South LondonSt John's station to unveil memorial for 1957 rail disaster
A memorial plaque will be unveiled at St John's station on Saturday, 4 December, to mark the 1957 rail disaster. The collision claimed the lives of 90 people and injured many more, and is considered one of Britain's worst railway accidents.
South London2 min readTrust 40 · Craft 60 · Hype 20
Cycling & Walking · North LondonParkland Walk opens as London’s longest nature reserve after Crouch End line closure
Crouch End station, opened in 1867, never became part of the Northern line because electrification stopped in 1939. The disused track was later adopted by Haringey Council and opened as Parkland Walk in 1984, creating London’s longest nature reserve.
North London3 min readTrust 30 · Craft 59 · Hype 25
Roads & Driving · South LondonMet PC denies causing death of pregnant woman
A Metropolitan Police officer has denied causing the death of Mariam Ahmed, who died following a high-speed collision in Eltham. The court heard allegations of excessive speed and dangerous overtaking by two officers on duty.
South London3 min readTrust 60 · Craft 75 · Hype 20
Tube & Rail · HeathrowElizabeth Line vs Heathrow Express: Fare and journey comparison
Travellers heading to Heathrow Airport from London Paddington have two main rail options: the Elizabeth Line and the Heathrow Express. While the Heathrow Express is faster, the Elizabeth Line offers more direct travel across central London and a new fare structure from March 2026.
Heathrow3 min readTrust 30 · Craft 53 · Hype 20
Roads & Driving · East LondonCrash Blocks Shoreditch High Street, Causing Major Delays
A collision has caused a significant blockage on Shoreditch High Street in East London, leading to widespread traffic disruption. The incident is impacting travel on the A10, with drivers advised to seek alternative routes.
East London1 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 61
WorldBadenoch lawyers up over Wandsworth council tax hike
Kemi Badenoch has instructed lawyers to challenge the government over local funding cuts. This follows a proposed 94% council tax increase by Wandsworth Council, which blames an £84m annual government funding reduction. The final decision on the tax rise is expected early next year.
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Tube & Rail · Central LondonMan admits attempted rape on Bakerloo Line train
A man has admitted attempting to rape a woman on a Bakerloo Line train in central London. Vincent Saxon pleaded guilty to the charge at Inner London Crown Court and is due to be sentenced on 30 October.
Central London2 min readTrust 42 · Craft 60 · Hype 20
WorldMan detained after Elizabeth Line worker's fatal attack
A man has been detained indefinitely in hospital after punching an Elizabeth Line worker who later died from his injuries. The attacker was found to have caused the fatal injury but was deemed unfit to stand trial.
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Cycling & Walking · Central LondonDozens of Lime bikes block pavement on Lime Street
More than 50 Lime rental bikes were found blocking the pavement on Lime Street in central London on Tuesday, September 15. The obstruction required a lorry driver to move bikes to exit the street, and locals have expressed frustration.
Central London2 min readTrust 30 · Craft 57 · Hype 41
Tube & Rail · Central LondonElizabeth Line tunnel ventilation maintenance contract planned
Rail for London Infrastructure plans to spend £19m on maintaining the Elizabeth line's tunnel ventilation and controls. The contract will cover three years from March 2027, with potential for extensions, ensuring safety and operational reliability.
Central London3 min readTrust 42 · Craft 60 · Hype 10
Projects · WestminsterLord Byron statue returns to Hyde Park after 60 years
A statue of the poet Lord Byron has been returned to Hyde Park, London, after being moved from its original location in the 1960s. The restoration and relocation project cost £380,000 and was supported by the current Lord Byron.
Westminster3 min readTrust 70 · Craft 75 · Hype 20
Roads & Driving · North LondonWhitton Avenue East shut after incident causes traffic chaos
Whitton Avenue East in north west London was closed due to an emergency incident, leading to widespread traffic disruption. The road closure caused significant delays for commuters and residents in the surrounding areas.
North London1 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 61
Tube & Rail · West LondonNortholt Tube Station Gains Step-Free Access
Northolt tube station in West London now offers step-free access following the installation of a new lift and walkway. The project, which began before the pandemic, faced delays and resumed in February 2025. This upgrade enhances accessibility for many residents.
West London3 min readTrust 30 · Craft 65 · Hype 20
Roads & Driving · South LondonBurrage Road closed after crash causes traffic
Burrage Road in south London has been shut following a road traffic collision. The incident is leading to significant traffic congestion and diversions for drivers in the Woolwich area.
South London1 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 61
Projects · CroydonCroydon to pilot electronic tagging for prolific shoplifters
Croydon Council is set to trial electronic tagging for prolific shoplifters later this year. The move aims to identify repeat offenders and ensure consequences for theft, following a significant number of reported incidents in the town centre.
Croydon4 min readTrust 70 · Craft 75 · Hype 30
Airports · HeathrowHeathrow third runway needs climate policy change, advisers say
Heathrow's proposed third runway cannot be approved under current climate policies, according to the Climate Change Committee. Expansion is conditional on the aviation industry funding cleaner fuels and carbon removal technologies.
Heathrow4 min readTrust 70 · Craft 77 · Hype 40