Here's a brief history of the Central line in four forgotten maps.

A new study shows that the London Underground can get up to 5 degrees hotter down on the platforms or in the trains, than up ...

Some of this week’s Tube map changes are to show the fully linked-up new line, while others are merely to clarify confusing interchanges or adjust station names and positions for clarity.

A 1908 underground map showing the Central London Railway in BLUE! 1912: The eastern end of the line gets the first of several extensions, opening up a route to Liverpool Street.

This updated tube map now shows commuters which lines they should take to stay cool during a heatwave.

Six new lines to appear on London’s iconic tube map The famous Tube map will see its biggest change with six new line names appearing – but some Londoners are up in arms about the choices.

Central line services became part of a wider integrated Tube network in 1933, with the formation of London Transport. Central London Railway map from 1912 showing the extension to Ealing Broadway ...

Central line services became part of a wider integrated Tube network in 1933, with the formation of London Transport. Central London Railway map from 1912 showing the extension to Ealing Broadway ...