A weekly round-up of London’s rail transport news…

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London Underground

Station redevelopment plans unveiled in Northwood – but neighbours fear the construction work will make it a ‘no-go’ zone Watford Observer

TfL’s Night Tube owl logo signs arrive on London’s Underground… and they’re a hoot CityAM

Crossrail

Lorry driver faces court over death of cyclist who was hit by Crossrail truck Evening Standard

Mainline/Overground

Upgrade to London’s busiest rail station now critical says watchdog London TravelWatch

Southern funny man who cracks up commuters nominated for train driver award Local Guardian

Victoria train chaos was caused by carriages which unhooked from each other Evening Standard

Campaigners have renewed calls for a second Brighton mainline rail route, which they say would reduce “bottlenecks” at East Croydon. Local Guardian

DLR

Almost 700 workers on the DLR are to be consulted on whether to take industrial action over changes to working practices. BBC News

Miscellaneous

Repairing Terence Cuneo’s painting of Waterloo station National Railway Museum

The original script for recording Central Line train announcements. Emma Clarke

A commuter on the Northern line has captured a heart-warming video which proves that Londoners aren’t that miserable after all. HuffPo

And finally, there was a girl on the Central Line with a pet raccoon @joeinnes

The image above is from June 2013: Tube Maps made from Lego go on display in stations

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