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Transport for London

Meetings with ministers

14

In the last 12 months

3

Different ministers

7

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
2 June 2026Lilian GreenwoodDfTA roundtable on taxi and PHVs.
16 April 2026Lilian GreenwoodDfTA quarterly discussion with the Active Travel Stakeholder Advisory Group.
18 March 2026Simon LightwoodDfTHosted a Roundtable with transport organisations, local authorities, bus operators and bus manufacturers to discuss UK bus manufacturing.
7 October 2025Chris McDonaldDBTIntroductory meeting with the Construction Leadership Council Board members.
18 August 2025Peter HendyDfTMeeting to disucss the Department's international rail depot capacity work and its impact on Transport for London's operations at Lea Interchange bus depot.
16 July 2025Mike KaneDfTMeeting to discuss engagement with the EU
21 May 2025Peter HendyDfTMeeting with Commissioner of TfL Andy Lord to discuss updates on HS2 and Euston
24 March 2025Peter HendyDfTA meeting to discuss the buses bill ahead of the committee stage
4 February 2025Simon LightwoodDfTVisit to Leyton Underground station with representatives from Transport for London and Waltham Forest Council to see plans for the proposed station upgrade
30 January 2025Simon LightwoodDfTConvening members of the Hammersmith Bridge Taskforce to discuss potential opens for the reopening of Hammersmith Bridge.
13 November 2024Simon LightwoodDfTIntroductory roundtable meeting to hear from a series of Police, fire and road safety stakeholders before setting future direction of micromobility policy.
23 October 2024Matthew PennycookMHCLGTo discuss housing delivery In London
24 September 2024James MurrayHMT ministerial meetings July to September 2024Informal discussion at the Labour Party Conference about TFL's budget
7 August 2024Simon LightwoodDfTBrief call with Transport for London Commissioner, Andy Lord, to layout the key issues in long term capital funding, zero emission buses,and fares and ticketing reform.

Consultant lobbying firms

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “Transport for London (TfL)”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.