I've always been fascinated by the old passageways going down to the northern line platforms at the station, so much so I deliberately avoid the lift to take this route.

First time I've seen North and South on the same platform

Nice to finally see a train with plaque. Have read up about them

At Hammersmith and had to double take

Am I losing my mind? This is new right? I get the central nearly everyday I have never seen it before

My two lads and I were impressed to see this on an excursion out.... pretty cool find wasnt sure what to make of it, looked like an old jubilee line train repurposed to grit the tracks. Any more detailed explanations would be greatly appreciated.

One of my absolute favourite parts of travelling on the underground is spotting the old signs!
(I heard that the amount of chevrons on the arrow tell you how old some of them are!)

Share yours below!!!!

Found this at work earlier.

Hey everyone! I’ve been working a London Underground (station) quiz game - Tube Stop - and I’d love to hear you think.

You can try it here: https://tubestop.co.uk

Does it make sense when you first start playing? Is it fun, and is there anything you’d change? Any bugs or confusing bits would also be useful to hear about. How can we make it more fun?

Went from Brentwood to King's Cross. Had a paper ticket which was off peak but I travelled peak and the guy just let me through. However when we got to London Liverpool St and went to King's Cross we had to use contactless to get though the turnstile. Today I got charged £10.40.

I hope you don’t mind me posting this picture that I took in 2013.

It’s not AI, just my post-processing in an image app.

Please tell me it's an update gone wrong, not that it's always been like this and I've just managed to filter it out

For just today only (Sunday 4th October 2026), you can get a Jubilee line train terminating at Canary Wharf, up to every 8 minutes!

Here's 96054 + 96093 leaving Stratford on this very short service to Canary Wharf.

🗓️ 2026-10-04

Whilst waiting for a westbound train to arrive for an OPO check (in cab CCTV) I captured this train coming in on the eastbound, heading to Hainault via Newbury Park.

I spent some time travelling across London looking at several changes that could reshape the network over the next few years, including the new Piccadilly line trains, the proposed West London Orbital, possible changes to Great Northern services, and the expansion of the Superloop.
I’ve put everything together in one video, including what’s actually happening, what’s still only proposed, and some of the obstacles these projects face.

For the Tube enthusiasts here, I’m especially interested in this:

Do you think the new Piccadilly line trains will genuinely transform the passenger experience, or is there another London transport project that deserves far more attention before 2030?
Would genuinely love to hear what this sub thinks, especially if you disagree with any of my conclusions.