Delays on multiple National Rail and TfL lines – full updates - Severe disruptions spark delays on multiple TfL and National ...

Now a single Tube route, the Northern line’s origins lie in two separate early underground railways. The first to be built was the City & South London Railway, which was also the first electric Tube ...

But a new version of the London Underground Tube map, created by engineer Ben James, could mean you’ll never miss a train again. A live version of the Tube map displays the real-time location of ...

At 7.00am, there were severe delays on the Waterloo & City line due to faulty trains. There were also delays across the ...

Any commuter knows the frustration of watching the train they've just run for already pulling away from the platform. But an incredible new version of the London Underground map promises to make ...

First opened to the public in 1898, the Waterloo & City was the capital’s second deep-level line, after the Bank branch of the Northern line. It was built to help commuters travelling into Waterloo ...

READ MORE - A brief history of the Northern line in four forgotten maps Diagram of Interchange between Central London Railway and Waterloo & City Railway at Bank Station, 1957 (Image: TfL Corporate ...

hl=en London & South Western Railway ran the route until 1923 ... has not featured as a Tube line on the London Underground map. It was only in 1994 when it became part of the wider network ...

Six years later, the City & South London Railway joined the umbrella company ... That name never appeared on official maps, which remained largely unchanged for 80 years – until a 3km extension ...