No deal on Tube says government
News Article 10 December 2001
The government has denied it is considering a deal with Ken Livingstone which could see the London mayor dropping plans to introduce congestion charges in exchange for full control of
Byers: No tube u-turn
Press Review 7 December 2001
Tube could be handed to Livingstone, says Byers
Press Review 6 December 2001
Livingstone calls for transparency on tube bids
News Article 6 December 2001
London mayor Ken Livingstone has urged ministers to allow the government spending watchdog to examine London Underground bids.
Driverless tube trains planned
Press Review 3 December 2001
Treasury delayed Tube improvement, says losing bidder
Press Review 29 November 2001
Tube ordeal caused by safety failure
Press Review 28 November 2001
Forum Brief: Transport report
Policy Consultation 26 November 2001
Britain suffers from the most congested roads, the longest commuting times and some of the highest public transport fares in Europe, the Commission for Integrated Transport has found.
Forum Brief: Tube report
Policy Consultation 26 November 2001
A new report has raised more questions about the government's public-private partnership for the London Underground.
Tube deal getting worse says report
Press Review 26 November 2001
Norris slams Livingstone
Press Review 23 November 2001
Livingstone sacks Norris
Press Review 22 November 2001
Tube network in decline says passenger group
News Article 22 November 2001
London's transport network is slowly falling apart, according to a report by a passenger group.
Livingstone sacks Norris from London transport board
News Article 22 November 2001
The mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, yesterday sacked Steve Norris from the board of Transport for London.
New tube will run on algebra
Press Review 16 November 2001
