london underground

Hellos guys in David 28m. I’m a ex Scaffholder I recently started hitting some heights buildings in North london, couple of scaffs on the south and tonight I did a quick run inside the Printwork demolition site close to Canary Wharf. I really want to go to some London Underground tunnel or some...

Hi everyone, I’ve been a silent observer of the Urbex community for a while and decided to join yesterday, as I have a very personal connection to a site many of you may know: the Sunningdale Little Chef on the A30 (London Road). I was the part of the management team there from 1998 until that...

History The London Underground D78 Stock was a type of sub surface rolling stock which operated on the District Line. Built in the 70’s and entered service in 1980 until the first units were withdrawn from service in 2015 and the last unit being withdrawn in 2017. When they were replaced by S7...

I thought I already had this posted up on here… But turns out I didn’t so throwing it up now. Better late than never I guess, just like Crossrail really. Service on the central tunnelled section started today so here you go! Crossrail is the south-east's new east to west railway, spanning 73...

Here's an interesting article about behind the scenes areas of London Underground sites. By a TfL member of staff who seems to be able to get himself into the interesting bits. https://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk/blog/tflhiddendungeons/index.html

First post so here goes... Also, apologies if the pictures are over edited. I find it easy to get carried away. So this was on the walk down, by the side of the public footpath. It's (nearly) all public footpath which is pretty handy. Not really sure what it is though, maybe some kind of...

Went here with Subbrit in 2009, fanks to all involved :thumb "Charing Cross used to serve as the southern terminus of the Jubilee line, but these platforms were concreted off when the line was extended towards Waterloo and then off towards East London in 1999. The rest of Charing Cross...

Some time ago, I was lucky enough to join a group of fellow underground enthusiasts on a trip to King William Street. It was bloody fantastic and a massive thanks to those who made it possible :thumb;) Here's the background information on the disused station, I've read it so many times, I...

Last Spring, me and Alias had the good fortune to accompany Siologen on one of his underground adventures. The first trip up to London was just two weeks after I had moved down to Brighton. I had a broken head and everyone knows the best way to mend a broken head is to play on the railway. Since...