News of a film installation to be unveiled at Rayners Lane and Sudbury Town stations shortly alerted us to the fact that TfL's jolly and diverse Platform for Art programme had undergone a rebrand and will be relaunching as Art on the Underground at the end of this month. There's not much in a name, of course, but always fans of wordplay and puns we rather liked "Platform for Art". However, TfL has opted......

We all knew it was coming. Yet another tube strike. As of 6pm this evening, we're going to see 72 hours of chaos as more than 2,300 RMT members have promised to walk out. (The TFL website says services will not return to normal until Friday morning.) And what can we do about it? Absolutely nothing. We've been told to 'finish our journeys by 5pm or jump on the DLR'. So what's the deal?......

Rejoice! As of today there will be a full service on the Hammersmith & City line. This is the the first time since the bombings of 7 July that the whole line between Hammersmith and Barking has been running. A full service is also up and running on the District line between Wimbledon and Edgware Road. Hopefully later this week there will be some concrete information on when the Circle line (suspended for three......

The Underground: Services should be running on most lines, but there are no services on the Hammersmith and City and Circle lines. District line will not run between High St Kensington and Edgware Road or to Olympia and its Wimbledon to High St Kensington service will be reduced. Metropolitan line has no service from Baker Street to Aldgate but trains will be running north of Baker Street. Piccadilly line services will run from Heathrow to......