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Railways

The last day of the 1959 Tube Stock – Full coverage of the last-ever public workings for these veteran Northern Line trains (Thursday 27 January 2000).

Underground Trains – Photos and explanation providing comparison between the many and various types of train used on London Underground.

The re-opening of Mornington Crescent – full coverage of the station’s long-awaited re-opening in April 1998. As featured in The Little Book Of Mornington Crescent (Orion Media, 2000)!

General Photos – Further photographs and information about London Underground, including views from the driving cab of a Central Line train. (Modified 23 June 2003)

Charing Cross/Strand/Embankment conundrum – a definitive explanation of the bewildering catalogue of name-changes in this area.

Taking your bike on the Underground – accurate information on exactly when and where bicycles are permitted on the Underground. (From the Cycling section.)

Docklands Light Railway – includes accounts of an evacuation exercise in the Bank tunnels, and the closure of the Island Gardens section.

London Transport buses – hardly a Railway topic, but relevant to transport in London at least...

the Hastings DEMU – this lovingly-preserved narrow-bodied unit in action on the main line.
See also the [official Hastings Diesels Limited website at http://www.hastingsdiesels.co.uk/] – this includes updated information about forthcoming events.

Miscellaneous pictures – features Britain, France and Switzerland at present.

Deltic D9000 – in action on public passenger duties once more. (Well, it was at the time!)

[uk.transport.london] and [uk.railway] – two very useful newsgroups to which I have been known to contribute.

[Clive’s UndergrounD Line Guides] – Clive Feather’s brilliantly-detailed and methodical record of the history, layout and service on each of the lines of London’s Underground. A “must-visit”!

[John Rowland’s site] – maps of tube stations, a now-static list of Transport Plans for the London area (TPftLa), and many other London-orientated resources, including an improved Docklands Light Railway map and some suggestions for line alterations on the Underground.

[alwaystouchout.com] – Dave Arquati’s high-quality resource for transport projects happening or planned in London. Unofficially “taking over from” John Rowland’s TPftLa.

[UrbanRail.Net] – The one-stop shop for information about Metro systems everywhere. (Formerly called MetroPlanet; maintained by Robert Schwandl.)

[London Underground History – Disused Stations] – by Hywel Williams. An informed, well-presented and thoroughly-researched set of pages, describing subterranean disused Underground stations: worth a close look.

[Metadyne] – the homepage of Mike Horne, technical writer and researcher. (No relation to the old URL of some parts of this site!)