UK route as it evolved from tiny biplanes hopping 31 stops to large jetliners soon flying nonstop.

Celebrate the return of spring with our Lifestyle Editor's curated itineraries to five inspiring destinations to explore 'out of town' ...

This event takes place on 25 March, and is a special event organised by Arsenal Independent Supporters Associaton (AISA) – ...

we’re joined by The London Standard’s Transport and City Hall editor, Ross Lydall, who’s been writing about the safety of our capital’s buses. Why have the numbers in serious injury or ...

What the new buses, running between Crystal Palace and Orpington in south London, and the old trolleybuses have in common are the pantographs connecting them to the electricity supply overhead.

A journey on the bus is completely free, and some lucky passengers may even get a vintage ticket to take home. Fans of London buses can also visit the museum which is open daily at Brooklands Museum ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. In North Chingford, cars and buses were a regular sight on Station Road and The Green in the 1950s.

Measuring at just seven foot wide, London's second narrowest home, has hit the market for an astonishing figure.

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

most of which will be dating from the 1950s and 1960s, will appear on route 19 between Finsbury Park and Battersea Bridge. The number 19 bus route in London was established in 1906 and has followed ...

Latest TfL data shows that average bus speeds in 2024/25 were down year on year from 9.3mph to 9.2mph. Over the last five years, the number of London bus journeys has plummeted from 2.112m in 2019 ...