Croydon's 'Wrong' Yellow Box Earns Council £1.9M in Fines

A yellow box junction near East Croydon station has generated nearly £2 million in fines over a decade, despite adjudicators ruling it 'disproportionately large' and 'essentially wrong.' Campaigners demand its removal, calling it a revenue-generating trap

Myki Card System Stays Until 2027 Due to Delays

Victoria's Myki card system will not be retired until 2027 due to an 18-month delay in tap-and-go technology rollout, adding $136.8 million in costs, as per the auditor general's report.

TfL Tests Radar Speed Cameras in 9 London Boroughs

Transport for London is trialling 10 new radar-based speed cameras in nine boroughs to combat dangerous driving and reduce fatal collisions. The advanced technology covers five lanes simultaneously.

Court Allows Challenge to Trans Access at Hampstead Ponds

The Court of Appeal has permitted Sex Matters to proceed with its judicial review against the City of London Corporation's policy allowing trans people to choose ponds at Hampstead Heath, citing potential sex discrimination under the Equality Act.

Glasgow Central Partially Reopens After Fire Disruption

Scotland's busiest railway station begins phased reopening with reduced services after a major fire affected nearly one million passenger journeys. Demolition work continues as operators implement limited timetables.

Richmond Bans Lime E-Bikes, Forest Wins Exclusive Contract

Richmond Council has approved plans to switch e-bike providers from Lime to Forest, effectively banning Lime bikes from being hired or parked in the borough. The decision follows similar moves in Hounslow and marks a significant shift in London's micro-mo

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