London Overground moves to Oyster only for sales of season Travelcards
21 August 2013 | By Transport for London (TfL)
7 Day or longer period Travelcards will no longer be sold as paper tickets at London Overground ticket offices...
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21 August 2013 | By Transport for London (TfL)
7 Day or longer period Travelcards will no longer be sold as paper tickets at London Overground ticket offices...
2 August 2013 | By TfL
Electra contract will take London's ticketing systems into the next decade...
25 July 2013 | By Department for Transport (DfT)
TfL and DfT, sponsors of Crossrail, have confirmed that Crossrail services will call at Woolwich...
19 July 2013 | By TfL
TfL is reminding people to share their views on the proposed options for Crossrail 2 before the consultation closes on 2 August...
2 July 2013 | By TfL
"We are pleased that the Department for Transport has agreed to devolve rail services to TfL..."
25 June 2013 | By Crossrail
TfL announced the names of the companies shortlisted to bid to run Crossrail services...
25 June 2013 | By Arriva
Arriva welcomes the announcement that the leading European transport group has been shortlisted to bid for the Crossrail concession...
25 June 2013 | By Go-Ahead
A joint venture between Go-Ahead and Keolis has been shortlisted to bid for Transport for London's Crossrail franchise...
7 May 2013 | By Bombardier
Contract signed to provide 57 additional BOMBARDIER ELECTROSTAR rail cars for the London Overground network...
12 March 2013 | By Transport for London
Transport for London is seeking a train operator to run Crossrail services from May 2015...
1 March 2013 | By Transport for London (TfL)
The Government, the Mayor of London and Transport for London have announced a move to a fully publicly funded procurement for the delivery of the new fleet of trains...
10 December 2012 | By Sweett Group
Sweett Group has secured a four-year project commission through the TfL Engineering and Project Management framework...
26 September 2012 | By James Abbott, Technical Editor, Global Railway Review
The railway industry comes in for more than its fair share of criticism. Complaints about punctuality, ticket prices and passenger service are common. Some of it is deserved, but a lot of it is not. Often, it seems our industry is judged by different criteria from others. For example, why…
28 June 2012 | By
Passenger satisfaction at 90%, compared to 82% average in London and South East...
1 March 2012 | By Charles Whalley Advertising Limited
The new East London Line Railway is nearing completion...