The London Daily News

East Coast Mainline have scrapped free Wi-Fi.

Passengers from King's Cross to Edinburgh will now be charged £4.95 for 60 minutes or £9.95 for 24 hours, although first-class passengers can continue accessing the service free of charge.

According to the now publicly owned train operator, Wi-Fi use has ...

One of London's most terrifying road junctions is being dismantled this weekend in a £3million shake up of Elephant & Castle.

Work on the southern roundabout starts today, four years since Southwark council promised to axe the entire double roundabout system. Locals hope this is just part one ...

Talks aimed at averting a third devastating London Underground strike look set to be scuppered as transport bosses announced another 800 jobs will go.

Unions reacted with fury today when Transport for London said the "non operational" staff at its headquarters would be "reviewed". 400 positions will be cut ...

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has hit out at environmentalists calling climate change as “horseshit”.
 
He told The Independent newspaper that he thought the notion that man-made pollution was heating up the planet was nonsense.
 
He said:

"We’ve had an ice age. We’ve also had a couple ...

British tourists are still in limbo after the collapse of an Ealing owned travel company.

Some have been forced to shell out twice for accommodation as Barwell Travel ceased trading last week and went into voluntary liquidation this week - as they were not a ABTA member, travelers ...

Travel Desk

Commuters today are faced with station closures throughout the London Underground network, despite the strike organised by the RMT and TSSA only affecting lines Circle, Hammersmith, the entire Piccadilly line this morning was shut with tube stations locked.

Commenting on the RMTS decision to ...

A bendy bus burst into flames at one of London's biggest bus terminals this morning.

Passengers fled as the £200,000 vehicle caught fire and bellowed thick black smoke at Victoria Station Terminus Place which services over a dozen routes.

Fire crews were called at 8.30 BST and most ...