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Sometimes I worry I am actually conservative despite the “militant centrist mum” persona I present on LBC (and elsewhere). I love my country deeply. I want to protect the national parks, green belts, the coast, our rivers. I don’t want us to concrete over our green and pleasant land and…

For millions of Londoners, the Transport for London network is the lifeblood of our daily commute. So I was shocked to read a sorry tale in the Evening Standard of misplaced priorities and virtue signalling gone awry last week.

New names and colours make the system easier to use.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan plans to simplify the London Overground rail network by assigning distinct names and colors to each line. The initiative aims to im...

Planned strikes next week by London Overground workers have been called off after a pay offer was improved, the RMT union announced.

The current London Overground rebrand isn’t the first time names have been given to the network

Here are the reasons for the new names for London’s six Overground lines and their colours

Web of orange on tube map revamped to celebrate city’s unique local history and culture, says mayor

Six branches of the network will be rebranded, ending the orange format of all Overground routes on the Tube map

The TfL website noted the lifts at Dalston Junction station as working - they were not

The Piccadilly line will be part-closed for "essential" engineering work during half-term next week, TfL has announced - hampering services to Heathrow.