Ross Lydall is a City Hall Editor and Transport Editor at the Evening Standard. He focuses on reporting related to the Mayor of London, Transport for London, and various aspects of public transportation, including cycling and transportation policy. Ross has been featured in multiple outlets, including Yahoo Sports UK, The Times, and MSN.
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Ross Lydall's coverage focuses on local government and transport issues in London. His articles mainly revolve around government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation, and their impact on travel and tourism in the region.
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By: Ross Lydall
The ballot paper for the next London mayoral elections is to be redesigned in a bid to prevent confusion among voters.
By: Ross Lydall
More than 114,000 first-preference votes for London mayor could not be counted in 2021
By: Ross Lydall
Driverless trains on the London Underground have been comprehensively ruled out by the capital's transport commissioner.
By: Ross Lydall
Andy Lord says there is ‘no business case’ to axe Tube drivers - as RMT prepares for four-day walkout
The crossings have been deemed to be in ‘very poor’ condition, highlighting long-term under-investment in the city’s transport infrastructure
Tiffany Treanor-Johnson ploughed into Harry Webb as she drove her Audi at 53mph in a 20mph zone
By: Ross Lydall
Tiffany Treanor-Johnson changes plea to guilty, two-and-a-half years after crashing into music student Harry Webb as he cycled
Ross Lydall FYI SUBS THIS IS AN UPDATED VERSION FROM EARLIER The political map of London has changed dramatically, from red to multi-coloured, with green and turquoise featuring for the first time.
A taxi drivers’ association urges the All England Lawn Tennis Club to recognise growing concerns about the vehicles
Thousands of Transport for London employees, including more than 200 Tube workers, were paid six-figure salaries last year
