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London's Overground lines will receive new names and colours to make it easier for passengers to navigate the system.

The new names and colours have been chosen to reflect the heritage and diversity of London and celebrate local history and culture.

The London Overground will be rebranded into six lines with names inspired by the capital's modern history.

The new names and line colors aim to simplify the maps and routes for customers and celebrate London's cultural diversity.

London Overground to be renamed and rebranded for easier navigation

Each branch of the network will have a different name and color

London Overground is rebranding with new names and colors to enhance navigation and celebrate London's diverse communities, starting November 20.

London Overground is officially rebranding its network with six lines, each distinguished by unique colors, starting November 20.

The London Overground rebranding introduces meaningful names and vibrant colors, reflecting local history and cultural significance.

A series of track closures for TfL services will disrupt the Docklands Light Railway, Elizabeth line, and London Overground in east London this weekend.

TfL is enhancing London Overground identities to improve navigation and passenger confidence.

TfL is introducing a major navigation update for London Overground, enhancing navigability and customer confidence with new signs, maps, and audiovisual systems.

London's Overground network is getting a rebrand with each route getting its own line name and colour.

The new names and colours are inspired by various themes such as the Lionesses football team, the Windrush generation, and the Suffragette movement.

Severe delays across multiple TfL services during rush hour.

The London Overground's new line names faced criticism at City Hall for Disney-fying history.

Transport for London named the Goblin line the Suffragette line to honor Annie Huggett, but it caused controversy.

London Overground will introduce six new line names and colors starting November 20, enhancing navigation for passengers.

Edmonton Green station closed due to police incident

London Overground services affected by station closure and signal failure

Minor delays on Circle line due to train shortage

The London Overground name changes will improve navigation for passengers with a phased rollout starting November 20th.

Transport for London (TfL) planning a £150 million maintenance project for the London Overground.

Community involvement in creating a tapestry for the new Weaver line symbolizes collaboration and celebrates local artistic heritage.

TfL is expanding access to free drinking water at London Overground stations to promote hydration and reduce single-use plastic.

Overground service closure between Chingford and Hackney Downs for bridge repairs from July 20 to August 4.

The final episode of 'Mind the Gap' podcast explores the history of the London Overground's Weaver line and its connection to east London's textile industry.

Three Havering residents have been honored for their community contributions related to the new London Overground Liberty line.

Some London Underground, Overground, and Elizabeth Line stations will be closed or partly closed for essential work during the weekend, requiring passengers to plan ahead and check for service updates.

The RingRail plan anticipated a shift from car dependency to an integrated public transport system in London.

Morning rush-hour chaos for London Overground commuters due to significant signal faults and service suspensions.

A crash in north London led to significant traffic delays during rush hour, affecting nearby roads and public transport.

Efforts to reduce noise on the London Underground have cost nearly £30m in the past five years.

The Elizabeth line faces challenges including lack of toilets, information, and engineering delays.

Various rail networks in London are experiencing upgrades, incidents, and improvements like step-free access at stations.

A fire near Harrow & Wealdstone caused major disruptions to London Overground services, impacting various lines and resulting in cancellations and delays.

The London Overground is facing significant delays and cancellations due to a fire and third rail malfunction.

The new London Overground line names celebrate local history and significant communities through themed walking routes.

Disruption in London Overground service due to a fallen tree between Romford and Upminster.

Part of the London Overground's orange line will be closed for 16 days in the summer due to bridge replacement near Hackney Downs.

Next weekend offers a rare opportunity to travel on a seldom-used section of the London Overground due to engineering works.

Easter Sunday saw a special London Overground train service to London Bridge, bringing joy to passengers.

The one-off service was well-received, with staff handing out Easter eggs and potential for future occasional services during engineering works.

London Overground trains will be calling at London Bridge station on Easter Sunday due to engineering works.

TfL decided to run trains into London Bridge for the day so that people could get into central London.

The London Overground will be closed from July 20 to August 4 for essential engineering works.

Special London Overground service on Easter Sunday due to engineering works

Test run at London Bridge station to ensure everything works smoothly

Bus replacement services for south London routes this weekend.

Railway lines in Kensal Green have reopened post a 2 million upgrade, leading to fewer delays and smoother journeys.

Repairs on Kew Railway Bridge will improve train reliability by replacing outdated wheel timbers.

The major works to install a new signalling system on the National Rail and London Overground networks has been delayed.

Network Rail is working with train operators to reschedule the project for a later date.

The upgrade has been part of a series of improvements in south London worth over £400 million.

Network Rail started work to replace a 150-year-old railway bridge in Hackney, leading to 16 days of line closure and disruptions for various stations.

Multiple disruptions affecting London transport services due to track incidents and engineering work.

Passengers facing serious disruption on c2c and London Overground lines due to damage to overhead electric wires.

Planned works will affect London Overground services between Surrey Quays and New Cross on Saturday, and between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction on Sunday.

A replacement bus service will be running between Canada Water and Clapham Junction on Sunday.

A casualty on the tracks led to the closure of a London Overground line for over three hours.

Detectives are searching for a suspect involved in assaulting a passenger on the London Overground, sparking an investigation by the British Transport Police.

Some Overground services will be suspended this weekend and in February due to bridge replacement work.

The new bridge will improve safety and reliability for pedestrians, cyclists, and train passengers.

London Overground bridge in Dalston reopened after replacement works. New bridge benefits cyclists, pedestrians, and London Overground passengers.

London Overground route and c2c services blocked due to power loss in Barking.

Disruption expected to continue until around 6pm; passengers advised on alternative routes.

Strike action by RMT union members will impact London Overground services on February 19 and 20.

Some stations will be closed during the strike, while others may be unstaffed and have reduced operating hours.

RMT union members to strike on March 4 and March 5 affecting London Overground services

Customers advised to check for alternative travel options during strike days

The strike on the London Overground has been cancelled after the union received an improved pay offer.

Members of the union will now vote on whether to accept the offer. If they reject it, a planned rail strike in March may still go ahead.

Train services on London Overground will be disrupted due to a strike by RMT union members on March 4th and 5th.

Specific routes affected include Gospel Oak - Barking Riverside, Stratford - Richmond/Clapham Junction, and Highbury & Islington - various destinations.

There will be four days of strike action on the London Overground in February and March.

The strike is being taken to protest against a 'below inflation pay offer' from Arriva Rail London.

Members of the RMT union on the London Overground will be taking strike action in February and March.

The strike is in response to a below-inflation pay offer from the operator, Arriva Rail London.

The RMT union is planning two 48-hour strikes on the orange network in February and March.

The strikes are in protest of a below-inflation pay increase for workers on the London Overground.

The new names for the London Overground lines are based on important historical and cultural communities and areas throughout the capital.

This is not the first time names have been suggested for the Overground lines, with six names being proposed in 2015 but ultimately scrapped.

London's transport network is known for its unique use of language to name stations and lines, adding personality to the system.

The London Overground, which serves neglected parts of the city, has been using a uniform orange color for its routes, making it difficult to navigate.

The renaming and recoloring of London Overground lines sparked a heated debate on Facebook.

Readers expressed concerns about the 6.3 million budget spent on these changes.

London Overground lines will receive new names and colors as part of a map overhaul

The change is aimed to make it simpler and easier for passengers to navigate the transport network

London Overground will receive individual line names and colours to make the network easier to navigate.

The line names and colours have been chosen based on significant historical or cultural references.

Residents on Facebook express outrage over London Overground line renaming and re-colouring.

New Overground line names include Lioness, Mildmay, Windrush, Weaver, Suffragette and Liberty, costing 6.3 million.

Residents on Facebook are furious about the renaming and re-colouring of London Overground lines, costing 6.3 million from Khan's Greater London Authority budget.

Many people believe that the name changes are a waste of money and that the focus should be on improving train service and punctuality.

Plans to rename London Overground branches have been announced after consultations.

The new line names honor historical achievements and communities in London.