Commuters are experiencing significant delays this morning due to a massive fire that is blazing near a set of important ...

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of TfL and Art on the Underground, the custom tube map cover is the 41st edition, created by conceptual artist Agnes Denes. Using isometric projec ...

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be using maps to tell you the story of each of London’s Tube lines. The images used in this story have been provided by TfL Corporate Archives.

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 ...

Three years after the amalgamation of all of the Underground lines into one network under the London Passenger Transport Board in 1933, the Circle line name was used for the first time. London ...

A brief history of the Tube in ten maps Opened in 1863, the initial Metropolitan Railway route ran between Paddington and Farringdon, but was soon extended to Moorgate, with plans for a further ...

The Metropolitan line was the Underground’s first route to open, but over the next 160 years it has expanded to 11 lines, covering 250 miles of track. As the Tube network has evolved, so has the map ...

Two years later, the Underground Electric Railway Company of London was formed, bringing all lines apart from the Metropolitan Railway under one umbrella. This paved the way for the first London ...

London's Tube map is being celebrated in a new exhibition that traces the evolution of its much-loved design that has inspired transport network guides around the world.