Some of London’s busiest roads were left nearly-deserted on Tuesday as the much talked about London bus strike left streets clear and air clean. Transport for London drivers made the 24 hour strike across Tuesday and into Wednesday morning due to the huge variation in wages that bus drivers are earning across the Capital. Oxford […]
Read More >To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the London Underground, the Richmond Theatre & Libraries Poetry Group are devoting their August meeting to the theme ‘Years on the Tube’. As part of this session, 73-year-old retired oil company employee Lionel Griffiths has been asked to create a piece of work for the group. An avid poet, […]
Read More >Leading out of home media company CBS Outdoor has put forward a pioneering suggestion, debating whether London should have its financial dominance reflected in the city’s advertising costs. On a par with New York as a global economic apex, London’s bubble of superiority doesn’t quite correlate with the price of its marketing sites – especially […]
Read More >The vast majority of us have experienced some form of transport delay – from cancelled trains to the overcrowded rush hour tube which can’t possibly fit another passenger inside. The automatic distraction is often to turn to our smart devices, checking e-mails and tweeting angrily about our travel misfortune. BSkyB-owned public WiFi service The Cloud currently offers 15 […]
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