The issue was raised by Jewish community leaders during a meeting in November with TfL commissioner Andy Lord and deputy mayor for transport Seb Dance.
The calls for the bus-route change have been part of an ongoing campaign run by the London Jewish Forum (LJF), which facilitated the meeting, and has received support from the last three consecutive London mayors.
Stamford Hill community leader Levi Schapiro, who runs the Jewish Community Council (JCC), said: “We welcome the announcement of a direct bus link between Stamford Hill and Golders Green. [It is] a much-needed development for our growing communities.
“This initiative will significantly benefit residents, particularly schoolchildren and teachers, by streamlining their daily commutes.
“It's a testament to the dedicated advocacy efforts led by LJF and supported by JCC and many others.
“Not only does this enhance convenience and safety, but it also provides a financial advantage so that commuters don't have to pay twice for two separate bus fares.”
