The Metropolitan line is the oldest underground railway in the world - here's a brief history of the route in four forgotten historic maps.

Households in East Inner London are among those in the UK who put the highest proportion of their available resources into savings, new figures suggest.

For now, though – here’s a brief history of the entire London Underground told through ten maps. Opened in 1863, the initial Metropolitan Railway route ran between Paddington and Farringdon, but was ...

Map of the Metropolitan Railway in 1865 (Image ... This meant that the two lines never connected to form a circle as had been ...

The London boroughs that have benefited most from the expansion of Sadiq Khan’s Ulez ultra-low emission zone can be revealed. The zone expanded from inner London to the Greater London boundary ...

Londoners can look forward to a surprisingly warm weekend as the capital is set to be hotter than Marbella. As spring sunshine takes over the capital, Londoners can look forward to clear skies ...

The new maps predict that snow will fall over nearly 200 miles in England just a matter of days before the official start of spring - despite a recent surge in temperatures ...

in central London. The zone was expanded across inner London in 2021, and finally to cover the whole capital In August 2023, bringing the air quality and associated health benefits to the five million ...

Opponents also said the changes would have happened anyway as drivers took notice of the existing Inner London Ulez zone. According to the study, which looked at data for 12 months from September ...

The biggest reductions in NO2 levels have been in central London (54%), according to the report, but there have also been reductions in inner London (29%) and outer London (24%). The Mayor of ...

54 per cent lower in central London than they would have been without the ULEZ and its expansions. 29 per cent lower in inner London than they would have been without the ULEZ and its expansions. 24 ...

Whilst it is always a pleasure to wander through London’s leafy legal enclaves, the highlight of any walk up Inner Temple Lane is without doubt the gatehouse at its northern end. A unique survivor of ...