Subject
Unite
London Travel News has published 6 stories involving Unite, from August 2026 to September 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
- Buses & Trams · London
Mayor rejects bus driver rights, pledges toilets and air conditioning
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has rejected calls for a formal Bus Driver Bill of Rights in Transport for London contracts. He announced plans for toilets on all routes and air conditioning in all cabins by May 2027, alongside further investment in driver facilities.
London4 min readTrust 60 · Craft 70 · Hype 20 - Buses & Trams · London
TfL plans publicly-owned bus company
Transport for London (TfL) is exploring the creation of a publicly-owned bus company as part of its plan to reimagine the capital's bus network. The move aims to increase innovation, efficiency, and reinvest profits into public transport.
London3 min readTrust 60 · Craft 70 · Hype 20 - Buses & Trams · London
London buses to get air conditioning by 2027
All Transport for London buses will be fitted with air conditioning by May 2027, following industrial action by drivers concerned about cabs reaching over 40C. UV protective film will also be installed.
London3 min readTrust 30 · Craft 65 · Hype 20 
Strikes & Disruption · GatwickGatwick assisted travel workers to strike over pay
More than 220 assisted travel workers at Gatwick Airport, employed by Wilson James, are set to strike for nine days in September over a rejected pay offer. The industrial action could cause delays for passengers requiring assistance with flights.
Gatwick3 min readTrust 60 · Craft 65 · Hype 45
Buses & Trams · North LondonArriva North London bus strikes called off after air con deal
Industrial action by Arriva North London bus drivers has been cancelled following a new agreement that includes fitting air conditioning to buses by May 2027. The dispute centred on working conditions during hot weather.
North London3 min readTrust 42 · Craft 60 · Hype 20
Buses & Trams · LondonTfL to install fatigue sensors in buses after drivers report 13-day stretches
Transport for London will install fatigue-detection cameras in buses by next year, following reports of drivers working up to 13 consecutive days with limited breaks. A Unite survey revealed 48% of drivers had a fatigue-related close call in the past year, prompting calls for schedule reforms.
London5 min readTrust 42 · Craft 55 · Hype 50