Tube strikes are continuing to cause turmoil in the capital as Londoners endure the third of five days of disruption to the ...

London Underground services are set to face disruption from Sunday to Thursday as workers walk out in a rolling action over pay and conditions. Members of the Rail, Maritime And Transport union (RMT) ...

Tube drivers have been offered £80,000 a year in a new pay deal. Transport for London (TfL) presented the revised proposal to ...

Five days of Tube strikes have badly disrupted London. Business groups say it will have cost the capital £230m. The dispute centred on demands for a reduction in the working week to 32 hours by the ...

Severely disrupted London Underground services spurred Londoners to turn to bikes, buses and black cabs to make their way through the capital during the first working day of a Tube workers' strike.

From 12.45am on Saturday September 27 and all day on Sunday September 28, Piccadilly stations from King’s Cross St Pancras to Heathrow, Osterley and Uxbridge will be closed, with no night tube service ...

London Underground services are back to normal for this working week - after five days of travel chaos caused by the RMT strike last. All Tube lines are back in operation after coming back to life on ...

Tube bosses have made a pay offer to the transport trade unions as negotiations to avert another strike on the network ...

New figures from employee benefits provider YuLife showed that cycling miles tracked across London have jumped by 32% this week.

TfL’s coffers are already depleted by £40m as a result of last week’s strike. Diverting one in 20 of the London Underground’s ...