Rise in reports of violence against women on transport
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London Overground: new names and colours for six lines revealed
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.
These are what the Overground lines were nearly named in 2015
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.
Tickets, please, angry Tories! You may not like the name, but you're welcome on London's Windrush line | Jonn Elledge
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.
'A waste of time' or 'excellent'? North Londoners on the Overground name changes
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.
The new colours and names for the south London Overground routes
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
Full breakdown of how the new London Overground line names and colours work
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.
London Overground: new names and colours for six lines revealed
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.
These are what the Overground lines were nearly named in 2015
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.
Tickets, please, angry Tories! You may not like the name, but you're welcome on London's Windrush line | Jonn Elledge
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.
'A waste of time' or 'excellent'? North Londoners on the Overground name changes
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.
The new colours and names for the south London Overground routes
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
Full breakdown of how the new London Overground line names and colours work
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.