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Appendix 4 - Financial assistance

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TfL may give financial assistance to any body or person in respect of expenditure incurred or to be incurred by that body or person in doing anything which, in the opinion of TfL, is conducive to the provision of safe, integrated, efficient and economic transport facilities or services to, from or within Greater London.

Financial assistance given under section 159 of the GLA Act 1999 is outlined below:

Financial assistance 2003/04
£000
2002/03
£000
Subsidiaries
Transport Trading Limited 6,456 13,875
London Underground Limited *
143,500 -
London Bus Services Limited
503,000 400,347
Docklands Light Railway Limited
31,530 35,800
Victoria Coach Station Limited
- -
London River Services Limited
1,050 530
London Buses Limited - -
Joint venture
Cross London Rail Links Limited 15,591 12,619
Other
Bus priority
21,778 20,513
Safety schemes
22,457 19,545
Cycle network
10,328 5,856
Congestion charging
17,248 13,988
Trafalgar Square
6,296 9,714
Local traffic and pedestrian improvements
5,865 5,060
Parking control and enforcement
1,104 1,690
Taxicard
4,659 3,273
Maintenance of borough roads
36,698 30,058
Maintenance of borough bridges including strengthening
15,913 13,290
Walking initiatives
6,553 -
Bus Stop accessibility
3,458 -
Interchanges
3,693 -
Streets for People
4,928 -
Safer Routes to Schools
7,894 -
20 mph zones
4,095 -
Other projects 38,012 14,473
  912,106 600,631

* Prior to the transfer of London Underground to TfL in July 2003, LUL received Transport Grant from London Regional Transport amounting to £695.1 million (year ended 31 March 2003 £767.0 million).

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