ON a winter’s morning in 1863, a revolution in urban living began. A group of dignitaries boarded a train in Paddington on ...

While rich-country underground rail networks are creaky and old, developing countries have zipped ahead. The world added ...

The London Underground roundel is a symbol recognised across the world, but one central London Tube station has a unique ...

On a winter’s morning in 1863, a revolution in urban living ... just north of the old heart of the city. The Metropolitan Railway, which you can still ride today as part of the London ...

It was once a remote stop at the end of the Metropolitan Railway, the world's first subterranean train line, which opened in 1863 and served six stations between Paddington and Farringdon.

The first section, then known as the Metropolitan Railway, opened more than 160 years ago in January 1863. But the UK’s capital city is by no means the only place with its own similar network ...

This includes the civil structures and tracks," Uday Kumar Reddy, general manager of Metro railway, told The Telegraph ... The London Underground, commissioned in 1863, also undergoes such overhauls ...

The Metropolitan line is the oldest underground railway in the world, with the first trains travelling between Paddington and Farringdon in 1863. It was originally conceived as a radical solution ...

The Metropolitan line is the oldest underground railway in the world, with the first trains travelling between Paddington and Farringdon in 1863. It was originally conceived as a radical solution to ...