The next wave of cash-free technology will see you paying for your plumber with a smartphone. Or will it, asks Chris Beanland?

A further clause in the contract, obtained through a Freedom of Information request, agrees that TfL will adhere to UAE's foreign policy in its future dealings

French student Philippine De Gerin-Ricard, 20, was knocked down and killed by a lorry

TfL Commissioner Sir Peter Hendy received performance award of £168,640 for 2011/12

London commuters who suffered the nightmare of last year's five-month closure and lane restrictions on the Hammersmith flyover must hope that yesterday's £60m strengthening contract awarded to Costain causes far less disruption.

The number of cases of violence against individuals on the Tube rose last year.

A public consultation on the multi-billion pound, cross-London Crossrail 2 scheme was launched today.

Comedian Eddie Izzard has said he is prepared to take the flak for wanting to pursue a career in politics.

Motorists are being advised to avoid Westminster and the City of London on the day of Baroness Thatcher's funeral next week.

A Christian group promoting “gay cure” therapies has lost its bid to sue Transport for London (TfL) after Boris Johnson refused to allow their adverts on London buses.

The Duchess of Cambridge has been given a gift every pregnant woman travelling on the London Underground probably needs - a “Baby on board” badge.

The veteran Soho Mad Men who run M&C Saatchi were yesterday celebrating another year of record revenues as the advertising group defied the tough economic climate by expanding beyond traditional ads into new areas such as mobile, customer loyalty programmes and sports marketing.

A Christian group who believe gay men and women can be “cured” of their homosexual leanings is taking London Underground to court over an advert that was banned from the city’s buses and trains.

TfL has reportedly fast-tracked proposals following the success of the Olympics timetable