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London rebrands train lines – but not everyone is happy - Vimarsana News

London rebrands train lines – but not everyone is happy

The new line names honours the England women’s football team, the Caribbean passenger ship Empire Windrush and the 1920s movement for women’s suffrage.

Source: smh.com.au
'We want justice not gestures': Windrush campaigners slam Sadiq Khan's £6.3million revamp of the Overground in 'patronising' nod to multiculturalism as descendants still wait for compensation after scandal - Vimarsana News

'We want justice not gestures': Windrush campaigners slam Sadiq Khan's £6.3million revamp of the Overground in 'patronising' nod to multiculturalism as descendants still wait for compensation after scandal

An Overground line was named Windrush yesterday, along with the Lioness, Mildmay, Weaver, Suffragette and Liberty lines, which London Mayor Sadiq Khan (pictured) hailed as 'brilliant'.

Suffragettes Deal Fatal Blow to London's Goblin - Vimarsana News

Suffragettes Deal Fatal Blow to London's Goblin

No, this isn't related to our tiny little men of politics — Keir, Rishi, or Sadiq. The new names of London's six Overground lines have been revealed, significa…

London's iconic Tube map getting an update with new names, colors - Vimarsana News

London's iconic Tube map getting an update with new names, colors

London’s Overground lines will be given six new names and colors to make it easier to navigate for locals and visitors.

London's iconic underground map is getting an update, with 6 new names and colors – Metro US - Vimarsana News

London's iconic underground map is getting an update, with 6 new names and colors – Metro US

LONDON (AP) — For anyone with even a passing acquaintance with London, the city’s Tube map is as iconic as the red buses or the black cabs. But for the past few years, there’s been something not quite right about the map originally designed by Harry Beck in 1933 — a collection of orange train […]

Source: metro.us