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28 Aug 2014:
BusinessGreen: Transport for London trial to equip bus stops to boost batteries wirelessly when the buses arrive
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13 Aug 2014: Though hard engineering continues, TfL remains a hotbed of innovation – as it should, considering its history
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31 Jul 2014:
No plans for automated buses in the capital, insists mayor's office, despite publishing document that talks up cost savings
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4 Jul 2014: SNCF-owned French firm Keolis wins Docklands Light Railway franchise until 2021 as Serco's 17-year reign hits the buffers
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25 Jun 2014: Lockers at Finchley Central and Newbury Park will add to nearly 300 locations across UK where company offers service
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16 Jun 2014:
Mayor of London sympathetic to complaints of capital's taxi drivers but says any action carries 'risk of a judicial review'. By Alex Hern
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11 Jun 2014:
Uber UK defends their mobile phone application as taxi drivers protest
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Guardian Professional, 11 Jun 2014:
Reliable data on pick-pocketing has been notoriously hard to find, but now research – and hopefully policy – is catching up
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8 Jun 2014:
Joint effort between firms including Intel and TfL shows power of 'open innovation', which is based around collaborative working
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2 Jun 2014: TfL seeking at least £5.5m annually over seven years for cycle hire scheme after Barclays decides not to continue sponsorship
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28 May 2014: Cost is going up from £10 a day to £11.50 from 16 June, the first increase since 2011
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5 May 2014:
Planned three-day strike by London Underground workers suspended after union claims 'significant progress' in talks
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29 Apr 2014: Unions claim Boris Johnson and TfL's vision of a hi-tech tube with fewer staff only works in a world of 'ideal customers'
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25 Apr 2014: Mayor announces Energy for London scheme to produce 25% of capital's power from local sources by 2025
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28 Mar 2014:
Artist Antony Micallef describes decision not to display his work Kill Your Idol on London tube station posters as censorship
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