Back then, your bus ... London. Nokia was the dominant manufacturer of mobile phones. Indeed, one of Oyster's selling points was that it could be topped up like a mobile phone card using a ...

Secret London reports that anyone wanting to go at another time, or wanting a cheaper journey, can get on the E7 bus for £1.75 with an Oyster or contactless card. The ‘ghost bus’ departs from ...

It's hard to state a definitive age for who's eligible - so use the Freedom Pass Calculator then apply online or go to your local Post Office ... Free travel with the 60+ Oyster card includes the ...

As commuters switch from Oyster cards to contactless payment on London's transport services ... requires working out how much you use the Tube, take the bus, or hop on the train, and then looking ...

Older Londoners who have been unable to obtain their “free bus pass” because of the cyber attack on Transport for London ...

The London Underground, otherwise known as "the Tube," is simple to use ... Oyster. Keep in mind that buses don't take cash, so it's best to have a topped-up Oyster card to pay for your trip ...

Applications for Zip Oyster cards that give children and teenagers free or discounted fares in London have reopened ... Zip cards offer free bus travel and half-price Tube and train travel ...