Not the biggest surprise in the world, but it has been officially stated that the new Elizabeth line will be part of the London travel card zone system.
One of the periodic reports from TfL has been released with details of ongoing network upgrades across the networks it controls over the past couple of months.
Each of the main stations for the future Elizabeth line will have their own monumental art installations, and a display has opened showing some of them off to the public.
Two artists have been commissioned to install new sculptures outside the new Liverpool Street Elizabeth line station. Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama will create her first permanent UK installation at Broadgate, while the British artist Conrad Shawcross will create a bronze…
The rail connection between the national rail network and the Crossrail tunnels has been successfully completed, linking east to west through Central London for the first time.
This coming October will mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of St Pancras station, and its modern incarnation is holding a mini-exhibition to mark the anniversary.
A disused tram tunnel that was commandeered for the Crossrail project is due to be handed back to Camden Council following a restoration to its original condition.
As part of the planned upgrade for South Kensington tube station, TfL has announced that Native Land has been selected as its preferred partner to develop the land owned by TfL around the station.
Crossrail’s tunnels under London are long, so long that when they were being planned, they were affected by something you might not expect — the curvature of the earth.
The Rail Women Debate will examine the story of women in the rail industry, and how the industry can encourage more women to become involved in the railways.
