London Underground
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On this day in 1863 – the London Underground was opened
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Since its inception in 1863, the London Underground has become synonymous with the city and its landmarks, transport across the capital as well as the absolute silence on board any of its trains. To celebrate 161 years of this Great British institution, we’re taking a look at some of the key moments in the long…
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TfL launches first podcast series
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TfL has launched its first podcast series to celebrate 160 years of the London Underground network.
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Tube 160 Birthday Special tickets on sale
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Join the Tube’s 160th birthday celebrations with a ride on one of London Transport Museum’s ‘Tube 160 Birthday Special’ heritage journeys.
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Celebrate 160 years of the Underground at London Transport Museum’s ‘Big Build’ Depot Open Days
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Discover the story of the Underground at London Transport Museum’s ‘Big Build’ Depot Open Days event this June.
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No Tube services on any line due to drivers’ strikes
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A strike by London Underground drivers has closed the entire network.
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Final preparations under way for opening of Bond Street’s Elizabeth line station
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Final preparations are under way for the delayed opening of the Elizabeth line station in Bond Street, central London.
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London Transport Museum launches new London Underground S stock models
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London Transport Museum is launching a brand new 1:76 (OO) scale London Underground S stock model train produced exclusively for the Museum by Bachmann Europe.
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Three Tube stations to close before Queen’s funeral to avoid overcrowding
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Three central London Tube stations will be closed on the morning of the Queen’s funeral to prevent overcrowding.
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Accommodating mourners biggest challenge in TfL’s history, says boss
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Transport for London (TfL) is facing the “biggest event and challenge” in its history as more than one million people are expected to travel to pay their respects to the Queen, according to its boss.
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London to face ‘unprecedented travel demand’ as people pay respects to the Queen
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London to experience “unprecedented travel demand” in the coming days as people visit the capital to pay their respects to the Queen, transport bosses warned.
