Next week, Kensington and Chelsea council needs to decide what to do about the Kensington High Street cycle lane, and the initial council report has just been published.
An isolated box entrance to King’s Cross tube station is to be demolished and replaced with a new step-free entrance as part of a building development.
Although some of the lockdown restrictions should be lifted by Easter, there will be a lot of railway engineering works to prevent too much travelling over the Easter weekend anyway.
Farringdon’s Elizabeth line station has been officially handed over to Transport for London (TfL) today.
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The final design and some of the engineering challenges for a new fleet of London Underground tube trains have been shown off by the manufacturer.
The building site where the HS2 railway dips into a tunnel under the Chilterns is to be turned into a large nature reserve once the construction works have finished.
Upgrade works at Romford station to add a new entrance and step-free access are progressing, despite covid restrictions.
Crossrail has started its twelve-week countdown process to handover the running of Paddington station to TfL.
If you’ve ever wondered what goes on when the lines are closed at weekends, this is a break-down from TfL of what’s happened in recent months across the rail network.
Although plans for the Bakerloo line extension have been paused for the moment, the route is to be protected from future development
Design details for Bank tube station’s new Cannon Street entrance have been submitted to the City of London for planning approval.
A railway station in West London that was on the Heritage at Risk Register has been restored as part of the Elizabeth line preparations.
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A TfL scheme that has reduced the number of roadworks on main roads is to be extended to pavements as well.
Luton Airport is currently building a new light rail link, and they’ve released a flythrough of the construction so far.
If you’re able to travel by tube train, look out for poems on the Underground by, and about the Romantic poet, John Keats, who died 200 years ago today.
The design for the surface headhouse building that will give access to the HS2 tunnels on the approach to Euston has been shown off.
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A rather shabby footbridge that acts as the entrance to Harringay station is about to be repaired and upgraded.
From the end of next month, the rail operator, c2c will stop selling Oyster cards and won’t process top-ups for existing customers through their ticket offices.
Two ugly steam locomotives have arrived at Epping and, after restoration will be hauling passengers along the heritage railway.
Crossrail’s side of Tottenham Court Road station has now reached a state of completion that it can start being handed over to TfL to manage.
A weekly round-up of London’s rail transport news…
