COMMUTERS in the capital face at least four months of chaos amid London Underground disruptions. “Critical” improvement works are being carried out on the Northern Line between January … ...

That name never appeared on official maps, which remained largely unchanged for 80 years – until a 3km extension opened in 2021 in south London. The new spur from Kennington stops at Nine Elms ...

Updated London Tube map unveiled ahead of new stations opening on Northern Line Tom Williams Published September 16, 2021 1:05pm Updated September 16, 2021 3:06pm ...

New Northern Line stations spark criticism for ‘revolting’ change to Underground map ‘The most elegant map in the world bent out of shape,’ tweets London playwright ...

Transport for London on Thursday said that the final cost of the extension, which will link to the Northern line at Kennington, had come in £160m under budget, bringing the estimated final cost ...

The new Class 700 train. Image: Siemens. A 'second Northern line' is due to start operating from 20 May — and nope, we're not talking about the Battersea/Nine Elms extension.

The Tube map has been redrawn to include the Elizabeth line – the biggest change to the map in recent history. The £20bn cross-London line, which opened Tuesday at 6.30am, is shown as a white ...

Northern named London Underground’s worst tube line Black line on the map named commuter's least favourite by far while Jubilee named Londoner’s favourite Friday 15 November 2013 18:48 GMT ...

But, as the Underground network has expanded and absorbed other transport links – the DLR, Overground, Elizabeth line etc – it has got more and more sprawling, and the map has struggled to cope.

Kentish Town Tube station will no longer be the London Underground station that time forgot. Since June 2023, the Northern line stop has been shut so Transport for London (TfL) could carry out ...

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 ...

Underground map from 1926 showing the line stretching from Morden to Highgate and Edgware (Image: TfL Corporate Archives) It was not until 1937 that it became the Northern line, named after the ...