Public transport
London Underground refurbishment company Metronet bankrupt
Article | Politics | Public transport
London's £30 billion subway upgrade program, aimed at easing overcrowding and vital to the success of the 2012 Olympics, is at risk after its leading contractor applied for protection from creditors.
Submitted by Martin Slavin on Thu, 02/08/2007 - 08:28.
2012 Games Site Preparation
Press Release | 2012 Transport | Cycling | Environment | London 2012 | Planning & Development | Public transport | Roads | Sustainability | Transport
Road closures
Road, cycle and pedestrian routes across the Olympic Park
Preparation works are now underway on the Olympic Park site As part of these works it is essential to close some road, pedestrian and cycle routes on 2 July Details of routes that will be affected are:
Submitted by Peter Mudge on Sun, 17/06/2007 - 14:57.
TfL cause chaos for home-going sports fans
Article | 2012 Transport | London | Public transport
The new stadium has a 60,000-seat capacity. Arsenal fans are demanding an end to what they say is match-day transport chaos at the club's new stadium. Supporters complain it can take up to an hour to get away after matches at the 60,000-seat Emirates Stadium. They said a decision not to invest in upgrading Holloway Road and Drayton Park stations had been a mistake.
Submitted by Martin Slavin on Sun, 04/02/2007 - 17:02.
