Tag Archives: Transport for London

“There are no physical engineering or geological constraints that would prevent the tube being extended to Clapham Junction,” according to London Borough of Wandsworth Council’s initial feasibility study into the matter.

The taskforce charged with finding funding and solutions for reopening Hammersmith Bridge will reconvene after three years of inactivity, it has been revealed.

Transport for London (TfL), working with Mott MacDonald and the West London Alliance (WLA), has completed the feasibility design stage of the proposed £800-900M westward extension of the London Overground, known as the West London Orbital (WLO).

Transport for London (TfL) has announced plans to power the London Underground with renewable energy by developing solar farms connected directly to the network and is procuring for a delivery partner in a contract worth £175M.

Students from Christ Church Bentinck School’s Eco Club have completed the planting at Marylebone flyover rain gardens for Transport for London (TfL), which represent the largest sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) installed in central London.

Aecom and architects WW+P have been selected by Transport for London (TfL) to author a feasibility study on four new stations to be built as part of the Bakerloo Line Extension.

The new UK government has a firm focus on decarbonisation which it has already made clear with the mission it has set out on electricity with moving the net zero target date from 2035 to 2030. Nonetheless, there is only so much that government can do to aid the infrastructure…

Transport for London (TfL) has appointed Dragados UK as the contractor for the design and construction of new passenger tunnels on its Elephant & Castle station upgrade.

VolkerFitzpatrick is carrying out refurbishment works on the A13 River Lea Crossing, supporting Transport for London’s programme to make a safer road network in the city.

Feasibility assessments and design work for step-free access is being carried out by Transport for London (TfL) at 12 more London Underground stations.