A look at the history of pedestrianisation.
What Londoners of the past hated about the capital.
The post-5pm deluge.
TfL wants to speed up repairs on 133-year-old bridge.
It opens to two-way traffic from Monday.
To improve safety and air quality... but where will the traffic go?
Very HG Wells.
It begins today.
Edwardian logjam.
Chairman of New London Architecture gives his views.
Victorian bridge undergoing repair works.
It won't reopen today.
Plans leaked at Guildhall dinner.
Sian Berry explains why.
Wrangling over controversial road plans.
Honestly, everything's going to be fine.
Latest big scheme to sort out traffic.
The UK's first eye-level signals went up this weekend.
London political heavyweights joined 2,500 people on Blackfriars Bridge last night for a third protest against TfL's reworking of the gyratory junction.
Another wheeze to breathe life into the West End shopping experience.
Concerns voiced about pedestrian safety, the effect on local residents and businesses, taxi drivers and the dangers of Games Lane envy
Most people who amble along the strepitous arc of the North Circular, or encounter an heroic traffic jam on its southern equivalent will not be thinking, 'hmm, you know what, this would make for wonderful photography'.
The Mayor's clean air strategy is taking too long to implement, say green campaigners...especially the bit about no idling.
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