Tube sell-off to cost taxpayer more
Press Review 1 July 2002
Tube PPP could lead to another Railtrack, says Dunwoody
Press Review 28 June 2002
Tube row to go back to court
News Article 21 June 2002
The privatisation row over London's Tube will go back to the High Court next month.
Controversy over Tube contract payments
Press Review 20 June 2002
Livingstone back in court over PPP
Press Review 13 June 2002
LU undermines PPP case
Press Review 31 May 2002
Forum Brief: London trams
Policy Consultation 29 May 2002
Ken Livingstone, the mayor of London, has today given the go-ahead for two new tram schemes and two new bus schemes across London which aim to carry 138 million passenger
Tube PPP sums 'don't add up' warn Lib Dems
News Article 16 May 2002
A Lib Dem peer has challenged the government's sums on funding for London's controversial tube part-privatisation.
Tube row back in court
News Article 14 May 2002
The latest legal wrangle over the Tube has ended in stalemate and a warning for both sides to settle their differences away from the courtroom.
Tube deals near completion
Press Review 9 May 2002
Forum Brief: Tube PPP
Policy Consultation 9 May 2002
London Transport has announced it has reached the "commercial closure" stage with the two private consortia which will maintain the London Underground lines.
MPs condemn Tube PPP plans
News Article 24 April 2002
A Labour MP has warned ministers that the buck will stop with them if plans for the partial privatisation of London Underground fail.
Forum Brief: Tube PPP claims
Policy Consultation 17 April 2002
Plans to upgrade tube stations in London have been slashed under the government's plans for the Tube under the public-private partnership, Transport for London has claimed.
Forum Brief: Tube PPP
Policy Consultation 10 April 2002
The government has today been warned not to proceed with its PPP scheme for the London Underground by transport commissioner for London, Bob Kiley.
Byers in new tube PPP row
News Article 29 March 2002
The National Audit Office has told MPs to question "letters of comfort" issued by the transport secretary to private companies taking over responsibility for London's underground tube network.
