If Transport for London's proposed plans get the green light, west London could be getting a shiny new Overground Line soon.

A London bus driver accused of “trapping” a Jewish passenger on board his vehicle has been suspended. David Abraham, 52, an Orthodox Jew, said he was locked inside the bus in Stamford Hill, north London, on Monday after he accidentally dropped his bank card into the driver’s cabin.

Orthodox Jewish man says he was held on a bus in Hackney for nearly an hour as driver refused to return his bank card; man suspended as police investigate incident as a hate crime The post Jewish London bus passenger says driver trapped him,

What to know about the disruption to the city’s underground transit system this week, and alternative ways to travel. By Peter Robins Underground stations were closed and buses were crammed with commuters grappling with a walkout by transit workers that ...

Transport for London, a British government agency in charge of the city’s transportation systems, is being criticized for embracing "woke culture" after rolling out new guidelines for staff that ban words such as "post World War II" and "accident.

An Orthodox Jewish man says a London bus driver hurled antisemitic insults while withholding his bank card in the vehicle for around an hour on Monday. David Abraham, 52, tells the BBC that he dropped his bank card inside the driver’s cab after boarding. The driver then refused to open to door to allow him to retrieve his property.