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‘At the top of the leg, your glutes and tensor fascia latae muscles (TFL) insert into it and are able to control some of the ...
According to Transport for London, Every Journey Matters. But at the higher echelons of TfL, every salary matters too.
TfL has published the results of its consultation into pedicabs, and shared its initial plans to regulate them in the future. More than 7,500 people took part in the consultation, with 75% of ...
Transport for London (TfL) is offering a new partnership to a company willing to pay to sponsor the Waterloo & City line. The line – which runs on weekdays between Bank and Waterloo Underground ...
TfL sells sponsorship rights for entire Tube line in multi-million pound branding deal Transport for London is offering an ‘exclusive sponsorship’ in a deal estamated to be worth millions of ...
TfL chief denies £3bn new fleet of Piccadilly line trains are delayed because they 'don't fit in tunnels' Andy Lord admits introduction of new Tube fleet is challenging and the trains ‘require ...
Passenger targets missed, new Piccadilly line trains delayed, Central line chaos - but 2,200 TfL staff earn six-figure sums ...
The move also targets other hip abductor muscles such as the gluteus minimus (the smallest of the glutes, which lies beneath the gluteus medius) and the tensor fasciae latae, a small but important ...
A mum-of-two City worker who lost her arm and leg after falling through a Tube station gap before being hit by two trains "contributed" to her own injuries, claims Transport for London (TfL).
Here is the short but fascinating history of TfL's newest railway route - the Elizabeth line.