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London companies offered £2,500 grants to shift to cargo bikes

Companies can access funding to transition away from petrol and diesel towards greener transport options. Hackney and multiple London boroughs are making up to £2,500 accessible for organisations see...
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Bus route 310 retains expanded hours following passenger feedback

The number 310 bus service will remain in operation across north London following a period of public engagement. Transport for London has announced that not only will the route be maintained, but its...

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London companies offered £2,500 grants to shift to cargo bikes

Companies can access funding to transition away from petrol and diesel towards greener transport options. Hackney and multiple London boroughs are making up to £2,500 accessible for organisations see...
Transport

Bus route 310 retains expanded hours following passenger feedback

The number 310 bus service will remain in operation across north London following a period of public engagement. Transport for London has announced that not only will the route be maintained, but its...
Transport

Parking Violations Draw Fines as Pavement Cycling Continues

Whether Londoners love them or loathe them, Lime bikes have reshaped how people move around the capital, with the company revealing that close to half of 18-35 year olds ride an e-bike at least once a...
Transport

New London walking tour follows in the historic footsteps of the capital’s posties

The Postal Museum in Clerkenwell is starting a new walking tour to explore the people, places and post boxes from London's past.
Transport

Hackney introduces cap on shared Lime e-bikes

Hackney cyclists can now benefit from the cheapest Lime e-bike rates in the capital, after the local authority struck a deal with the operator. The fixed-price offer slashes the cost of a pay-as-you-...
Transport

Thousands of flights could be cut at London City Airport

People living in East London are being asked to give their views on suggestions that could cut the number of aircraft using the local airport, provided newer, quieter but bigger planes are allowed to ...

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Education

Inspectorate praises rigorous curriculum after primary school earns top marks

Grasmere Primary School has become the first in the borough to receive a rating under Ofsted's recently updated inspection system. The school, situated on Albion Road and belonging to the LEAP Federa...
Business

Regulator hits Virgin Media with £28m penalty over switching barriers

Telecommunications provider Virgin Media has been issued with a record penalty of £28 million by industry regulator Ofcom. The sanction follows an investigation by the communications regulator which ...
Events

Over 200 join London charity stroll for Moorfields Eye Hospital

Almost 600 members of the visually impaired community gathered in the capital for Moorfields Eye Charity's flagship walking fundraiser, Eye to Eye, with more than £91,000 collected so far to advance r...
Money

Major UK banks set to overhaul current account services

Access to basic banking services could become significantly easier for the millions of Britons who currently struggle to open an account, following an agreement by major financial institutions to refo...

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