On page 47 of the Safety, Health and Environment Quarterly report 'Quarter 3 2021/22' published on the TfL website, reference is made to “105 members of our workforce who have sadly passed away from COVID-19 as of 27 January 2022”.

Similar to the information you provided in your response to Questions 2020/2533, 2021/0127, 2021/0527, 2021/1967, 2021/1974, 2021/4898 and 2022/0796, please provide me with details of these 105 deaths showing:

1) sex and, if known, ethnicity;

2) date of reported death;

3) name of TfL contractor or TfL division for whom each victim worked;

4) place of work (e.g. train station, bus depot, taxi, PHV); and

5) TfL executive responsible for the transport mode in which each victim worked (e.g. MD Buses, LUL, Taxi and Private Hire, etc).

Sadly, as of the 10 May, a total of 105 colleagues from Transport for London (TfL) and its partner organisations, had passed away in service due to Covid-19 related illness. Every death in service is taken very seriously by TfL. TfL has put in place a range of additional support for families and colleagues where there has been a bereavement.

TfL is unable to provide a line by line account of each death in service due to data protection and out of respect for the family of the deceased. A summary of the information requested has been provided in the spreadsheet attached.

The dates of death and the dates when these were reported vary often with TfL not having visibility over individual death certificates.

1632 - Deaths of London Transport Personnel from Covid-19.xlsx