UNDERGROUND NEWS

ISSN 0306-8617

INDEX 2001

Issues 469 - 480

PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE RAILWAY SOCIETY INDEX TO 2001 ISSUES OF UNDERGROUND NEWS Alstom. safety award for depots, 469 Angel, closed by defecfive escalators, 234, 236. 454, 457. 515 Page entries marked * are photographs original island platform, 335 visit to non-public areas, 509 Acacia Road, original name for St John's Wood, 484 Announcements, on-train, Access to the Undergmund, new edition published, 104 anomalies, 537 Accidents, collisions, Chesham branch, train and tree, 12.12.00, 90 inaccurate regarding Jubilee Line interchange, 123 Accidents, derailments, 'new" voice, 176 Ealing Common Depot, 30.12.00, 94 Anthrax, simulation exercises in 1950s/1960s, 582 Ealing Common Depot, 08.07.01, 413 Archival material, 151 Ealing Common Depot, 06.08.01, 454 Archives, Ealing Common Depot, 16.08.01, 455 document management flowchart, 401 Hammersmith Depot, 18.09.01, 515 storage and conservation, 397-401 , 19.09.01, 515 Amos Grove, Piccadilly Circus, Bakerioo crossover, 32 new staff footbridge, 313, 440 Ruislip Depot, 14.01.01, 139 SPAD, 141 Stratford Martlet Depot, 11.12.00, 89-90 Arsenal, Triangle sidings, 31.05.01, 330 original 'Gillespie Road' tiling revealed, 351* , 15.12.00 renaming necessary?, 428 Accidents, fire, trackside, large number of, 253 Art-Tube 01. 565 Accidents, miscellaneous, ASLEF union, driver commended for rescue of dog, 530 claim that drivers have invalid safety licences, 164 Fatriop, 'bridge strike', lorry stuck under bridge, 17.05.01, 329 further strikes called off, 208 train 'rolling back", LU report, 75-80 meeting with LUL at ACAS, 208 wartime, in stations used as air raid shelters, 578 strike threat for 29.03.01, 260 Accidents, personal, strike threat over pay, 531, 581. 582 Acton Town, man jumping on to tracks from road bridge, 25.01.01, 141 strike threat over PPP, 120, 163, 165, 166, 207, 210, 259 Bumt Oak, person wandering on tracks, 07.05.01, 326 strike, 04/05.02.01, services operated, 227, 244 Liverpool Street, tourists 'huried to bottom' of escalator, 116 strike, 04/05.02.01, ticket refunds, leaflet, 244 London Bridge, woman falling on escalator, 117 Associated Equipment Company Ltd.. 222 persons under trains, 28, 31, 90, 91, 138, 140, 143, 229, 230, 231, 234, 235, 238, 280, Athens. Metro expansion plans for 2004 Olympics, 118 281, 282, 328, 330, 331, 358, 359, 415, 416, 417, 418, 454, 455, 516, 517 persons under frains, large number of, 253 Baker Street, Southgate, drunken man in danger on platform, 25.03.01, 238 bus replacement service during wori^ on points, 406,408* Stratford/Mile End, passenger falling between cars, 09.05.01, 327, 340 'litter poinf established, 151 Tumham Green, attempted suicide on Piccadilly tracks, 25.03.01, 238 problems at junction. 236-238. 405, 406 Tumham Green, woman on track stmck by train, 22.12.00, 92 unusual routing, 109 Victoria Line, passengers on stalled train needing medical attention, 02.07.01, 413 water seepage, 93, 94 Willesden Green, drunken man knocked out on alighting, 25.03.01, 238 Bakerioo Line, , 505* extension proposal, 119 Advertising, inter-car bamers, 5 Accles & Pollock, 51, 155, 158. 265 reversing an^ngements at Stonebridge Parte, 320, 331 DLR stock. 285, 440 shortage of train operators, 27, 29, 30, 32. 137, 230, 326 Miss Selfridge poster banned. 260 Watford stock, 367-370, 431 moving image, on tube tunnel walls, 120, 337 Balham, nameboard, 132 National Portrait Gallery poster banned. 582 Bank, TDI Advertising renamed, 440 Central Line refurbishment. 218* Atdemey, preserved 1938 and 1959/62 stock, 206, 215*, 278, 409*, 410*, 411, 444*, 503* CLR station, construction, 82-83 Aldgate East, SPAD, 89 evacuation exercise, 226,234 Aldwych, used as venue for drama production, 532 pedestrian subway, 82-83. 86 All Saints, 592* Bank-Monument subway. 86 Alperton, 354* Bartdngside, 293* guard rails on platfom canopy edges, 213, 591* Barons Court, 473*, 474* Bates. Sir Malcolm. 118 Beggars, warnings on train indicators, 312, 348 Bus services, Bermondsey, campaign for re-zoning as Zones 1/2 border station, 119 leaflet, 147 Bethnal Green, FVamj/m for Ar/exhibition, 471 plans, 529 Blake Hall. 96* Busking, Bond Street, illegal, call for heavy fines, 117 flooding, 280 licensed, 340 'litter poinf established, 151 Byers, Stephen, new Transport Secretary, to meet Kiley, 434 Book Reviews and Notices, A Logo for London, 107 Cadbury, contract awarded for vending machines, 373 Glasgov/ Subway Album, 107 , Johnston's Underground Type, 302 design of new staton to be reviewed, 297, 319 Lost Unes-London, 197 escalator wori(, 264 Metros in Spain, 525 planning application for new station, 101, 162 Mind the Gap 571 planning consent refused by Livingstone. 433 Model Rail, May 2001, 302 platform refurbishment, 199 Northmet - A History of the North Metropolitan Electric Power Supply Company, 40 rebuilding plans, leaflet, 147 Paris RER Handbook, 248, 310 Canada Water. Pressure Underground, 43 award for integrated transport, 295* Railways and Transport of Hammersmith and West London, 249 second anniversary, 470 Subterranean City: Beneath the Streets of London, 571 Canary Wharf, The History and Development of Railway Signalling in the British Isles - Broad Survey, 50% increase in traffic. 102 40 fencing, 349 The Met & GC Joint Une - An Obsen/er's Notes - 1948-1968, 301 litter recycling initiative, 151 The Moving Metropolis - A History of London's Transport since 1800, 378 marriage blessed in station, 248, 259, 337 The Tramway Trail, 479 Car line diagrams. Tramways and Light Railways of Switzerland and Austria, 196 , 61 Tunnel Vision (fiction), 572 still showing Jubilee interchange at Charing Cross, 123 Tunnel Visions: Journeys of an Underground Philosopher, 571 Central Line, Undergmund Movement, 41 ATP chronology, 275-277 Underground to Everywhere, 572 confusion over door opening arrangements, 109, 114, 203 Underground Train File 1933-1959, 313, 425 driving techniques following ATO conversion, 405 What's in a Name?, 479 inter-car barriers, 5 Borough, closed by power problems, 516 post-war extensions, 86-97 Boston Manor, 270* Sandite duties, 588 guard rails on platform canopy edges, 390 signalling, 184-190, 275, 427 Brill, joumey to Baker Street in 2000 compared with 1899, 242 stalled train, 04.09.00, investigation, 247, 272-274 British Electric Traction Co. Ltd., 221 station location codes, 187 British Transport Police, station dwell time saving scheme, 522, 581 annual report, 528 train indicators, 176, 333, 424 fare dodging files destroyed, 340 wrong-side door opening at Holbom alleged, 109, 203 new station at Tottenham Court Road, 518 Central London Railway, patrols in east London, 527 car depot, 84 Brixton, centenary, 81-87, 212 access problems, 108 construction and eariy description, 82-85 closed by street disturisance, 416 doors from rolling stock. 481, 567 high-speed crossover. 51 eariy locomotives, 84 -by-Bow, Victorian bridge restoration, 521. 524. 557 eariy schemes, 81 Brown, Ian, appointed Managing Director Rail Services, 371 escalators, 86 Baice, J. Graeme, obituary, 356, 508 lack of centenary celebrations, 81 Bumt Oak, original coaches, rebuilding, 86 closed by swarming wasps, 417 original stations, 83 original sign uncovered, 441 Richmond extension plans, 86 Buses, right-hand running, origin of, 85 articulated, in service, 583 signalling, 85 replacement, passengers taken to vwong station, 454 stock used on Bakerioo, 367 598 599

Central London Railway Co., 223 Crime, fraud, Chalfont & Latimer, black maritet in , 434 attempted fare evasion following UTS gate installation, 501 fraud, prosecutions for fare evasion, 162 signal failures, 30, 31 Crime, increase in sex offences, 528 Ctiannel Tunnel Rail Link, Crime, miscellaneous, Bechtel involvement, 336 Boston Manor, police search for armed person, 12.06.01, 359 North Downs tunnel completed, 580 Central Line, search for escaped prisoner, 25.09.01, 516 Phase 2 constRiction, 207, 338, 435 East Finchley, banned man an^sted, 433 Charing Cross, Secure Stations award, 101 eight posing as safety inspectors, 434 Charing Cross (SECR), roof collapse in 1905, 300 Elm Park, airguns fired at trains, 31.05.01, 433 Charing Cross, Euston & Railway, building under SECR forecourt, 300 Hendon Central, passenger altercation, 31.01.01,143 Chelsea-Hackney line, see Hackney-South West link Gloucester Road, football hooligans fighting, 10.02.01 Chlltem Railways, Jubilee Line, police helicopter search, 23.07.01, 416 class 168 stock, 294* Northem Une, hooliganism, 01.04.01, 278 new bridge plates, 306 Operation Privet against drug addicts, 438 West Ruislip 'Metro' service proposal, 136, 304 Shadwell DLR, man killed after being chased on to tracks, 07.07.01, 260 Chiltem Railways Passenger Newsletter, 242 Crime, pickpocketing offences reduced, 565, 583 Christmas and New Year services, Crime, reduced, on the Underground, 466 booklet, 146 Crime, robbery, mobile phones targeted, 162 DLR, 75 Crime, statistics, 2000/2001, 467 Christmas services 1999, 68-70 Crime, terrorism, bomb near Ealing Broadway, 03.08.01, 453 Circle Line, Crime, trespass, Operation Rhino 2001, 421 extra train in service during District Line wori<, 135 Crime, vandalism. tripcock testing, lack of on C stock during engineering wori(, 329-331 Canning Town (JL), track obstructed, 28.09.01, 517 City & South London Railway, stations with island platforms, 335 District Line, 30 City & South London Railway Co., 223 graffiti, 405, 535 Ci^ Road, visit to disused station, 509 , 10.05.01, 327 Clapham Common, 267* , closed by power supply problems, 559, 560 Docklands diversion sought, 529 island platfomn, 335 government money for plans, 339 Clapham North, island platform, 335 history of project, 400-404 Clapham South, new promotion by City Corporation, 208, 339, 435 closed by defective escalators, 235 SFJAATfl. partnership, 296, 564 nameboard, 132 steering group formed, 564 Colindale, threat by Livingstone over Heathrow link, 163 SPAD-prone signal to be moved, 433 Croxley Link, trains terminating, 202 Croxley Link, closure of Croxley Green branch to safeguard route, 260, 261, 501 Colliers Wood, history of project, 404 closed by dangerous station sign, 234 supported by Livingstone, 259 refurtJishment, 34, 132, 139, 240, 241 Croydon , Conditions of Carriage booklet, 147, 367 congestion in street running section, 47 Confederation of British Industry, 337 infrequency of ticket inspectors on Wimbledon branch, 118 Cool Things (for Kids to Do) leaflet, 420 Customer charter, 145 Cost of transport chaos in London, 337, 338 Custom House, east end entrance opened, 5, 318* , exit-only on Saturday afternoons, 589 Cullen, Lord, report on Paddington rail crash, 434, 531 Crime, assault. Cutty Sarti, 318* Elm Parti, man killed, 07.01.01, 163 increase In attacks on staff, 531 Dead mans handles', 161 Kennington, staff assaulted by doctor, 528, 529 Delays to services and station closures, see also Underground Diary Mile End, stabbed man dying on platform, 236 ASLEF strike, 04/05.02.01, 227 passengers could be banned from Underground, 529 Bakertoo Line, 27, 30, 31, 32, 88-92, 93, 138, 142, 143, 227, 230-235, 237, 284, 326, stabbed man travels to hospital by Underground, 01 01.01, 164 328, 330. 331, 358, 359, 413, 415, 454, 455, 457, 517, 557 Upminster Bridge, 23,05.01, 330 caused by adverse weather, 25.02.01, 206, 231 Crime, Emergency Help Points to be tested, 165 Central Line, 30, 31, 88, 90, 93, 138. 141, 208, 229-234, 236, 239, 279-281, 283, Crime, former New Yorte policeman to advise, 436 327-329, 358, 361, 413, 414, 456, 511, 514, 516, 555, 559 601

Delays to services and station closures, continued Depots, continued Circle Une, 88, 90, 94, 229, 232, 236, 237, 279, 281-283, 326, 327, 329, 358, 360, Stratford Maritet, derailment, 89-90 415, 418, 455, 513, 558 safety award, 469, District Une, 27, 28, 30, 31, 61, 88, 90, 91, 93, 94, 137. 138, 140-142, 229, 230, 232, 234, 239. 279-281. 327-330. 358, 360, 361, 413-417, 437, 454-456. 511. 513- trains left with lights on, 114 517, 555. 557, 559 Upminster, derailment, 90 East London Line, 91, 93, 99, 139, 231, 284. 328. 329. 331, 415, 416 Destination blinds, Hammersmith & City Une, 27, 30, 90, 92, 94, 140, 142, 208, 229, 232, 236, 281, 282, quality of, 304 326-329. 358-361, 415, 418, 455, 558 unusual woridngs, 111, 215* Julxlee Une. 88-91, 93. 94. 99, 137,140. 227. 232,234, 235, 239.279,282-284, 325, Didgeridoo, unattended, 278, 573 327, 328, 331, 358, 359, 416, 418, 455. 456, 555-558 Disabled passengers, , 88-91, 93, 94,139, 141, 229, 236, 239, 279, 281-284, 325-331, funding for improved DLR access, 38 359, 361, 413, 416. 417, 418. 454, 455, 512, 513, 516-518, 556, 558 large print tube map, 301. 563 Northem Line, 28, 31, 89, 93, 99, 138, 140, 141, 228, 229, 234, 278, 281, 282, 329, new edition of Access to the Underground published, 104 330, 331, 413-415, 453, 512, 514, 555 Operation 'Trolleywood', 275 peak hour cancellations, 210 Distiict Une, Piccadilly Une. 27, 29, 32, 89. 90, 93, 137, 139, 141, 229, 234, 236, 280, 329, 331, Eari's Court-High Street Kensington covered way strengthening, 103, 133-136, 227 359, 360, 413, 454-457. 515, 517, 518, 556, 558 completion, 340 RMT strike. 28729.03.01, 238-239 High Sti^et Kensington-Eari's Court pedestrian route, 240 Victoria Une, 29, 30, 31, 91, 143, 228, 280. 325, 327, 413, 415-417, 512, 515, 517, leaflet, 145, 243 559 newspaper advertisement, 165 Waterloo & City Une, 28, 30, 141, 230, 233, 279, 331, 359, 414. 454, 513, 555 Olympia bus service, 135, 240 widespread, 28.12.00, 93, 120 services during work, 135. 240 widespread, followring White City explosion, 4/9.03.01, 232-234 unrealistic services demanded, 133 widespread, adverse weather, 16.06.01, 360 increase in delays, 437 widespread, 23.10.01, 558, 560 inter-car barriers, 5 Depots, outdated control room equipment, 164 Cockfosters, 130* RFU plan for Twickenham extension, 535 DraytonParte, 8*. 13*, 17* severe disnjption following cable fire, 360, 361 shortage of train operators, 29, 31 description of facilities, 21 speed restriction west of Eari's Court, 29 history 1960-1975, 6-21 trains taking wrong signal at Hanger Lane Junction, 280, 556 rail reused on Festiniog Railway, 155 tripcock testing, lack of on C stock during engineering wori^, 329-331 track plan in 1964,16 vandalism, 30 Ealing Common, , derailments, 94, 413, 454, 455 advertising, overall, on stock, 285, 440 stabling of stock nomnally at Parsons Green, 213 Edgware, track defect, 415 Beckton line impressions, 46 Golders Green, safety award, 469 Best Rail Operator award, 581 Hainault, 130* 'Brunswick' destination indicator, 251, 252 Hammersmith, 216* car line diagrams, 177 derailment, 515 Christmas/New Year services, 75 loss of electricity supply following burst water main, 281 destination Indicators, 177 Lillie Bridge, 253 diamond crossing replaced, 537 Morden, 65*, enhanced service for ExCel Centre exhibition, 440 derailment, 515 funding to improve access for disabled passengers. 38 safety award, 469 in-car television trial. 176, 209 Neasden, 'lift-on-demand' system, 435 cable severed, causing disnjption, 359 extension, 116 ducks at large, 331, 371, 429 new timetable, 25.09.00, 5 Oakwood, staff isolated in biological warfare alarm, 582 parii-and-ride scheme, 435 Poplar DLR, 349' passenger traffic trebled since 1994/95, 103 Ruislip, 2*. 317*. 540* praised by Kiley, 210 derailment, 139 support for Greenvwch Mayor's Charity, 210 heritage fleet maintenance, 174 ticket machines, 5 stock ti^nsferfrom Railtrack, 173 . Down, Dennis, appreciation, 172 Down Street, closed station, siding, 43 Epping-Ongar line, 94-99, 490* Drayton Park, 12*, 13*, 425*, 473*, 489* report, 348 history 1960-1975, 6-21 residents' views sought, 257 Ducks, 331, 371, 429 track for sale. 164 Epstein, Jacob, sculptures at 55 Broadway, 166 Ealing & Shepherd's Bush Railway, 85 Escalators, Ealing Broadway, closed by nearby car bomb explosion, 453 centre fixed staircases, 108 Earl's Court, refurbishment, 126, 127* ex-LT, used in quany, 432. 579 Eastenders, 'Walford Easf station, 60 new, King's Cross St. Pancras, 213 East London Line, problems causing station closures or non-stopping, extension, Angel, 234, 236, 454, 457, 515 call to proceed, 339 Clapham South, 235 call to serve Clapham Junction, 258 Euston, 227 plans announced by SRA, 257 possible services, 536 Manor House. 137.242.298 publk: inquiry concluded early, 116 Marble Arch, 328.413, 556 southern, government approval, 523, 530, 582 Moorgate. 140 work to begin, 435 Tottenham Court Road, 235 refurbishment, safety case for reopening, 59 Walthamstow Central, 27 shortage of train operators, 32, 227, 236, 283 stations affected by defects at 31 12 00, 99 East Putney, wooden treads. 333 Essen. ex-DLR stock. 590. 592* graffiti problem, 528 Eurotunnel, problem of illegal Immigrants. 209, 530 problems caused by fire on Railtrack, 140, 141 Euston. Edgware Road (Bakerioo), closed by defective lifts, 138,139,142, 231, 234, 235, 331, 358, 414 CSLR island platfomi, 335 escalator defects, 227 restricted opening during lift upgrading work, 142, 231, 234, 358 Euston Square, no Northem Line interchange, 577 roof unsafe following high winds, 89 Exhibition review, Leaves on the Une, 525 Edgware Road (Circle), 179*, 408* Eye.ste exhibitions, 195, 209 used for reversals during Baker Street engineering wort<, 406 Elephant & Castle, 267* Fares, new Northem Line ticket office to last only ten years, 338 leaflets, 145, 301 Northem Une temporary ticket office closure, 195, 243, 518 Elm Pari^, dying man found outside station, 163 new, from January 2001, 105-107 Emergency reversing points, 112 Fares & Tickets booklet, 20.05.01, 367 Energy recycling scheme, 246, 258 Faningdon, 407* Engineering work, Festiniog Railway, reuse of rail from Drayton Park Depot, 155 Bakerioo Une, 34, 241, 298 Festival of Britain 1951, 363, 364 Finsbury Parte, platform arrangement, 44 Central Line, 148, 241, 242, 375, 376, 423, 477, 478, 567 Flooding, Circle Une, 329, 330, 332, 333, 365, 376, 524 District Une. 34, 145, 243. 333, 376, 423, 451, 477, 511, 557, 567 Bond Street, 280 DLR, 537 Hammersmith (Distiict), 91 Hammersmith & City Une, 34, 329, 330, 332, 333, 365, 524 Island Une, 123, 440 Jubilee Une, 376, 423 Jubilee Une, 140 lack of information for passengers, 477 Morden, 284 leaflets, 144, 145, 243, 365, 418, 458 Flooding, Northem Une tunnel, 413 Metropolitan Une, 34, 144, 145, 148, 298, 332. 365, 376, 423, 452, 524 Osteriey area, 89 Northern Une, 33, 145, 147, 148, 298, 477, 524 Piccadilly Circus ticket hall, 92 Piccadilly Une, 298, 333, 375, 376, 418, 422, 524 risk from River Lea, 60 Victoria Line, 240,241, 243 Ruislip Manor, 454 Epping, 129* South Kensington. 232 tracks towards Ongar, 98* Tooting Bee, 360 use of inconvenient platform, 348 Tottenham Court Road, 237 Epping & Ongar Railway Company, approach by Essex County Council over purchase, Turnpike Lane. 417 208 various locattons, following thunderstorms. 09.08.01, 454 Epping & Ongar Railway Ltd, passenger service plans scrapped, 117, 164 Victoria, 92 Walthamstow Central, 140, 229 France, SNCF raising money from City, 165 Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3, improvements, 260 Franco-British Exhibition 1908, 85 Heron Quays, 504* Fruit machines, Underground-themed, 312, 349,405, 441, 480 dosed for rebuilding, 536 Fulham Broadway, new station planned, 264, 502 crack in concrete beam, 115 'Hide-and-seek' parties, 377 reconstruction, 349, 470 Highbury & Islington, building restoration, 460* Holbom, Gades Bank, LT staff housing, 304, 390 Central Line platforms, 86 Gants Hill, refurbishment, 217* platfomi arrangement, 44 Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, 387, 426, 477 Holloway Road, improvement plans, 589 Gtoucester Road, Hounslow Central. 475* lift defects, 328.453 Hounslow East, station reconsti\jction, 148,150, 524, 567 Ratform for Art exhibitions, 103, 195, 243, 246, 258, 297, 374, 375. 458, 471 Great Ideas (School Holidays) leaflet, 366 Industrial Sodety, survey on effect of LUL problems, 338, 339 Great North Eastern Railway, Infraco BCV Ltd., 193 collision at Heck, 211 Integrated Transport Awards 2001, 295 plans for SWT franchise, 165. 166 Inter-car barriers, 4, 213, 269*. 349 Great Northem & City Railway, re-railing, 545 International Assodation of Public Transport, see UITP Great Northem suburtjan electrification, 9, 10, 13 Intemet sites, 36, 110, 115, 177, 308, 310 Great Porfland Street, Island Line, closed for platform/stainway refurbishment, 313, 331, 332, 365 effects of flooding on rollingstock , 123, 440 nameboards in 1950s, 50 future of, 537 train indicator, 440 graffiti attack, 535 Greater London Authority, leaflet inviting comments on Mayor's plans. 244 Ryde St John's Road depot, 490* Green Park, Jubilee Line lifts, 547 Greenwich Mayor's Charity, 210 Japan, rail privatisation success, 117 Gunnersbury, injured heron rescued, 405 JNP Infraco Ltd., 194 Jubilee Line, Hackney-South West link, Big Ben-Canary Wharf multi-modal race organised by LUL, 120 proposed stations in Wandsworth, 436, Big Ben lean straightened by extension tunnelling, 421 SFIA/Tfl. partnership, 296, 564 cause of bunching and delays, 114 support from Kensington & Chelsea, 527 claim by Canary Wharf group over service levels, 437 Hainault, 292* flooding in tunnels, 140 train CTew accommodation opened in 1999, 265, 290 high passenger usage, 161 Hammersmith, LSWR viaduct cleared, 177. 253 inter-car barriers, 5 HammersmiOi (District), 315, 316* limited service on Dome's last day, 92 design of new station, 163 listed buildings damaged by extension tunnelling, 438 flooding, 91 noise level, 156 Hammersmith (H&C), 216* operational problems, 339 loss of electricity supply following burst water main, 281 passenger praise for extension, 295 HammersmlUi & City Line, no tripcock testing on stock during engineering work, 329-331 passengers taken to Charing Cross in error, 279, 330, 573 Happy Traveller pack, 39, 366, 458 peak service at maximum capadty, 210 Hanxjw & Wealdstone, accident, 08.10.52, 148, 255, 257, 307, 391, 431, 432, 575 safety award for depot, 469 Harrow-on-the-Hill, safety case for extension opening, 59 reconstruction worths, 1947-1949,175 seating. 156 train taking Marylebone route, 542*. 543 shortage of train operators. 229-231 Hatton Cross, SPAD, 137 signalling on extension to be replaced, 437 Health & Safety Executive, station deterioration on extension, 156 PPP safety case, 164, 247, 258 still showing 'North Greenwich for the Dome', 313 prosecution of LU supervisor, 420, 437 Stratford Marieet derailment, 89-90 safety audit of LUL, 119 successful first year for extension, 102 Heathrow, temperature of stations on extension, 113, 161 decoration of passenger tunnels, 163 trains diverted to Charing Cross, 89, 91 fall in passengers after terrorist attacks, 581 Heattirow Express, 514, 527 Kauffer, Edward, 530 Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, 439 Liverpool Street, continued Kennington, passengers carried around loop in error, 360 tourists 'huried to bottom' of escalator, 116 Kensington (Olympia), 291* stalled Central Une trains, 04.09.00, investigation, 247, 272-274 dismption due to defective OPO equipment, 141, 142 Livingstone, Ken, Kentish Town, closed by gas leak, 29 agreement to lower Coundl Tax increases, 209 Kiley, Robert, attacked forcritidsm of managers, 164 alleged attempt to influence report, 436 bus services plans, 529 altemative funding plan for LUL, 119 critidsed for support for strikes, 166 appointed/dismissed as LT Chairman, 339, 340, 420 draft transport strategy, 162, 244 assumes duties, 163 outside earnings, 211 business plan, 581 PPP critidsms/negotiations, 116, 120, 163, 338, 422, 437, 528, 531 comment on RMT strike threat, 336 record of Tube management in 1980s defended, 117 contract signed, 101 refusal of planning consent for Camden Town rebuilding, 433 given use of £2.1 million house, 119 refusal to condemn RMT strike, 261 mentioned on US radio news, 391 regarded as 'honest and competent', 118 opposition to property sale, 258 'spending spree' on London's tiansport system, 116 PPP criticisms/negotiations, 115. 116, 117. 207, 210, 261, 288, 420, 435, 436, 581 supported by public, 434 talks with government over LUL future, 164,166, 209, 210 support for Croxley Link, 259 urged not to leave, 258 threat to block CrossRail, 163 King William Street, top management changes at LUL promised, 118 commemorative plaque erected, 588 'LOBO' card game, illustrations on cards, 157 island platform, 335 Local Transport Guides, 122 King's Cross railway lands, contract awarded, 338 Local Tube guides, 145 King's Cross St Pancras, London, closed by reported gas leak, 456 quality of life 'plummeting', 210 new escalator installation, 213 transport 'spending spree', 116 Northem Line restricted access, 213 transport system, 'no spare capadty' for exb^ worteers. 115 Piccadilly Line speed restriction, 137, 138 London - Yesterday and Today, exhibition, 196 preparations for construction worie, 264, 372, 374, 469 London & Suburiaan Traction Co. Ltd., 221 redevelopment, 366, 533-535 London Bridge, Kingsbury, closed by local power failure, 32 lifts, 546 Kizoom, intemet information provider, 245 woman falling on escalator, 117 Knightsbridge, London Chamber of Commerce, 337, 583 direct link to Harrods possible, 437 London City Airport, expansion plans, 116 Harrods exit dosed during refurtsishment, 442, 457, 518, 530, 556 London Electric Railway, 223 London First campaign, 337 Lambeth North, London General Country Services Ltd., 222 double crossover, 334 London General Omnibus Co. Ltd., 222 new 1906-styte tiling, 293* London Open House 2001, 509 SPAD, 89 London Passenger Transport Board, formation, 223 unusual moves, 199-201 , free service during ASLEF strike, leaflet, 244 Leaf fall, booklet, 563 London's Transport Museum, Leaves on the Une, exhibition, 525 Acton Depot, 294* Lifts, leaflet, 145 JLE, 546 London - Yesterday and Today exhibition. 196 problems causing closure or non-stopping,, LURS items donated, 171 Edgware Road, 138, 139. 142, 231, 234, 235, 331, 358, 414 London Transport, Gloucester Road, 328, 453 Kiley appointed/dismissed as Chairman, 39, 340, 420 Regent's Parte, 331, 556, 557 Report and Accounts 2000-2001, 448 Russell Square, 28, 139, 232, 556 roundel, Tufnell Parte, 453 assurance over future valid?, 111 Wapping, 139 book review, 107 Litter, new LUL initiatives, 151 development of, 487-491 Liverpool Street, occurrence in odd places, 265 Metropolitan/Great Eastem connection, 569 possible unauthorised use, 118, 119, 480, 536 609

London Transport, continued London Underground, staff, continued UNDERGROUND butlseyes, 126, 127* recruitment of fomier Dome staff, 150 spelling, 364, 526 shortages, 27, 29, 31, 32, 88-94, 99, 120, 137, 138, 193, 227, 229, 236, 280, 281, staff housing at Gades Bank, 304 283, 284, 513. 514. 517. 559, 574 London Transport Railways Bibliography, 51 train crew factlites. dispute over, 516. 517, 529, 531, 554, 555 London Transport Records Centre, 398 train operators, training, 290 London Transport Users Committee, uniforms, new, criticised, 48 "Chiltem Metro' service proposal, 136 supervisor prosecuted by HSE, 420, 437 'reassured' by LUL management, 565 talks over future, 164, 166 London Underground, Tfl. representatives to attend Board meetings, 39 air freshener to be used at stations, 289 top management changes promised by Livingstone, 118 ban on union official, 336 train driven by managers during strike, 208 boundaries with BR in 1967, 22 Treasury 'backing down over Tube funding', 208 call for heavy fines on Illegal buskers, 117 use as film location, 104, 121, 258 chaplains, 586 water efficiency, 522 Chief Engineer's Directorate, ISO 9001 certification, 288 website, 36,110, 115, 177 claim by Canary Wharf group, 437 wildlife habitat protection, 523 Conservatives' plans, 340 London Underground Property Partnership, 528 court threat to RMT, 338 London United Tramways Ltd., 221 Director of Human Resources to leave, 372 Lord Mayor's Show. LUL float, 180* Lots Road Power House Joint Committee, 223 Director of Stations sought, 115 Lots Road power station, dust levels reduced, 566 effect of May day demonstrations, 325 clogged filter problem solved, 115 energy recycling scheme, 246, 258, 522 problems causing reduced peak hour services, 27 failure to achieve targets, 528 warm waters a haven for fish, 583 fewer journeys than year ago, 582 grant lower than expected, projects on hold, 582 Manchester Metrolink, car driven along tracks, 121 grant to be 'doubled', 435 Mangapps Farm, 65*, 278 Head of Press and Public Affairs, 213 Manor House, closed for escalator worte, 177, 242, 298 highest passenger-miles reconJed, 103 Mansion House, SPAD, 137, 139 improvements promised for South London, 436 Maps, intervention powers under PPP, 530 local, at Underground stations, 332, 371 investment programme, 519 London Connections, 458 job opportunities leaflet, 244 Paris. 588 Liberal Democrat funding plans, 340 Underground, managing director to resign, 336, 521 call for Watford 'North Curve' to be shown, 111. 205 meeting with unions at ACAS, 208 large print, 301, 563 miscellaneous facts, 532 pocket, 02.01,243 new initiatives against litter, 151 pocket, 05.01, 365, 389 possible loss of property revenues, 528 Mart)le Arch, dosed by escalator defects. 328, 413. 556 property development contract, 116 Marylebone, escalators with wooden treads. 333 reliability of services, 110, 160, 200 May Day demonstrations, effect on Underground, 325 Report and Accounts 2000-2001, 448 Mayor's draft transport Strategy, highlights document, 162 road vehicles, fuel trailer, 180* Mayor's Transport strategy, 436 signage, 487-491 Meccano Magazine, 574 some business practices 'unacceptable', 260 Meet the Managers leaflet, 563 staff, Metroland, 583 drivers having invalid safety licences claim, 164 Metronet consortium, 296. 519, 521 drivers suspended over SPADs, 209 Metiopolitan , steam locomotives, 551, 554 'jobs-for-life' deals, 433 Metropolitan District Railway Co., 223 leaflet describing handling of problems, 212 Metropolitan Electric Tramways Ltd., 221 more women train operators sought, 289 Metropolitan & Great Centra! Joint Line, platfomn lengths. 22 multilingual, at stations, 297, 431 Metropolitan Line, pay dispute, 529, 530, 531, 581, 582 call for Watford 'North Curve' to be shown on map. 111, 205 recmitment drive aimed at redundant Ford and Vauxhall worteers, 104, 120 Chesham-Watford service during engineering worie, 99, 215* 610

Metropolitan Line, continued Northem City Une, condition of signal cabling, 452, 512, 517 history 1960-1975, 6-21, 254 Famngdon-Liverpool Street signalling, 349 plans for stock transfer to BR, 9 inter-car bamers, 5 proposals on completion of Victoria Line, 11 lac* of publicity for revised services, 430, 480, 589 proposals to use Q stock, 159 reconstruction works, HanDw, 1947-1949, 175 proposals to use 1967 stock, 112 services via Watford 'North Curve", 305 recollections, 305 surviving manually operated signal boxes, 349 service during Victoria Line constiuction, 13 Metropolitan Railway, stock replacement in 1960s, 10, 14 Rickmansworth-WatfonJ service, 205 track plan in 1953, 7 steam locomotives, 551-553 Northem Line, Millennium discussion, 254 capacity improvements deferred, 527 Millennium Dome, still appearing in relation to North Greenwich, 405 /Belsize Parte signal diagram, 76 Mill Hill East, connecting buses, 364, 430, 577 development in 1920s, 174 Minale, Marcello, designer, 163 Edgware-Kennington service in 1925, 34, 252 Modelling, first/last train times compared with 75 years ago, 23 cable bridges, 580 inter-car barriers, 5 Hornby profits up, 434 Morden extension 1926, leaflet, 564 Modelling Reviews, nameboards in 1926, 132 Model Underground Train Transfers, 303 passenger door exjntrol not used, 114 South Kentish Town station, 198 platfomi line diagram showing Bushey Heath extension, 126, 128*, 200-203 Moorgate, escalator defects, 140 proposed service to Bushey Heath. 200-203, 334, 391 Morden, proposed services in 1938, 334 closed by flooding, 284 safety award for depots, 469 leaking temporary roof, 329 signalling, 78 scaffolding collapse, 361 speed restrictions imposed, 528 train crew accommodation, 350, 352* station refurbishments, 132 Morden Station Garage Ltd., 222 ti^in 'rolling back", LU report, 75-80, 115. 161 Momtngton Crescent, setting for fictitious 'Ministry', 421 Waterioo-Elephant & Casfle track plan. 201 Museum of London, acquisition of photographs of MDR constmction, 441 North Greenwich. closed after raid on Millennium Dome, 28 Neasden, local How to Get There leaflet, 301 new car parte opened, 264 Newark Airport (NJ), monorail, 250 usage after closure of Dome, 150 Newbury Parte, former BR link. 290, 292* North MeU-opoiitan Electrical Power Distribution Co. Ltd., 221 New Cross, closed by lighting failure, 143 North Metropolitan Electric Power Supply Company, 221, 310 New Year's services 2000/2001, 70-74,116 North Metropolitan Power Station Co. Ltd., 221 New Year's celebrations, collapse of plans, 70-71, 115, 116 North Metropolitan Power Supply Company, history (book review), 40 New Year's Eve events, inquiry into cancellation. 39 North Weald, 97*. 98*, 348, 490* New Year's Eve services. Northwick Parte, roof unsafe following high winds, 89, 90 LU'Safe Zone". 36. 38 Northwood, siding, 304 planned eariy closure attacked/defended, 162, 163 Notting Hill Carnival, stations due to be closed, 38 leaflet, 458 Sunday service confirmed, 119 new route called for by LUL, 518 New Yorte, rail access from airports, 250 timetable changes and station closures, 450, 570 New Yorie Subway, Notting Hill Gate, rebuilding in 1959, 87 D type stock tour, 548 Interchange between lines, 50 Obituary, Boice, J. Graeme, 356, 508 observations, 49, 57 Oil lamps, use of on Underground trains, 256, 285-288, 307. 427 Prescott visit and comments, 337 Old Oak Common Open Weekend, LU locomotive exhibits, 63* recollections from 1982/83, 299 Olympic Games, London's transport system too 'dire', 165 rolling stock, 60, 57, 158 Ongar, 95* situation following terrorist attack, 554 Ongar Railway Preservation Society, call for govemment intervention, 117 North Acton, 459* 'Operation Enigma", 162 third platfomi, 87 'Operation Rhino", 421 'Operation Trolleywood", evacuation exercise, 226, 234, 275 613

Ostertey, Preservation, 1959 stock DM 1304, 181*, 182*, 191-193 old station used as booleshop, 165 Press Releases, LUL and TfL, 35-39, 101-107,134,149-151, 193-196, 244-248, 288- train with whistle stuck 'on', 359 290, 295-298, 332, 371-375, 420-422, 466-472, 518-523, 564-566 Oval, 268* 'Prestige' ticketing project. 4, 207, 536 Preston Road, closed by fire in flat above station, 234 Overground Ltd., 222 Privatisation of railways, rejected by Thatcher, 259 Public-Private Partnership, Paris, benefits of, 37, 337 ground subsidence caused by tunnelling, 163 breakdown of talks, 261 railway maps, 588 consequences of abandonment, 165, 210, 260 recent developments, 265 costs of consultants, 435 RER Handbook, review, 248 criticisms, 118, 164, 210, 261, 336, 338, 433, 582 RER line C, new station, 177 delays jeopardise LU Improvements, 433 Sprague stock tour, 547 Deloitte & Touche report, 420, 422, 437, 471, 527, 530 Paris Metro, EU bank involvement, 118 ATO development, 113 govemment actions, 211, 258, 435, 436, 527, 530 entiiusiasts' night trip, 336 High Court cases, 337, 340, 422, 437. 438, 527, 530 extension authorised, 537 HSE involvement, 119.164. 258 massage booths opened, 163 Infraco bids/bidders. 38. 120, 121,151, 207, 295, 337, 339, 519, 521, 527 Un SJdcte de M6tro en 14 Ugnes, 108 Kiley actions/comments, 115, 117, 119, 207, 209, 288, 336, 420, 422, 435, 436, 438, PantJts, 46 581 Parsons Green, sidings temporarily out of use, 213 Livingstone actions/comments, 163, 258, 336, 338, 422, 438. 528, 531 Passenger emergency alamns, 78 LUL intervention powers, 530 Passengers, LUUunions meeting at ACAS. 208 increase in numbers, 103 National Audit Office unable to decide, 120 record numbers, 470 'not to be used to close lightiy used stations', 165 retrieving items from tracks at stations, 141, 149 opposition shown by MORI poll, 116 Photocards, leaflets, 301 Parsons Brinckertioff report, 436, 437 Photographs, aerial, from web site, 203 problems over ti3in maintenance an'angements, 260 Piccadilly Circus, safety case progress, 247, 288 derailments on Bakerioo Line crossover, 32 support for, 259, 436 flooding in ticket hall, 92 unified management insisted by Tfl, 258 reversing procedures for Bakerioo Line trains, 204 union sbike threats, 163, 165. 166, 207 signalling changes on Bakerioo Line, 32, 204 unlawful if in conflict with Mayor's plans', 164 Piccadilly Line, Public Transport Guide. Newham. 458 'art train', 565 driver's view, 56 extensions in1930s, 175 Quainton Railway Society, Heathrow service following US terrorist attacks, 513 CLR doors, 481 inter-car barriers, 4 donation from LURS, 171 line profiles at stations, 44, 56 Queen's Partt, in 1931, 368* reversing points, 44 settlement of tunnels at Heathrow, 434 Railti^ck, stopping of trains at Tumham Green, 535 bailed out by govemment, 210 ti^in diverted to Ealing Broadway, 280 compensation paid after administrative error, 120 h-ain diverted to Eari's Court District Line, 231 given deadline for return of networie to normal, 260 Pick, Frank, 177 placed In administration, 581 Pinner, new footbridge, 440, 504* post-Hatfield re-railing, LUL help, 153 Platfonn for Art, 103, 195, 243, 246, 258, 297, 373, 375, 419, 458, 471, 563 shares slump, 433 Poems on ttie Underground, 195, 523 stripped of responsibility for networic ejqsansion, 209 Points, operating mechanism of, 385, 424, 425*, 430 Railway & Canal Historical Society, 52.152 Postcard review, A Century of London Transport, 43 Railway Heritage Register Carriage Survey Project, CD-ROM database, 249 Precedent Communications Ltd., 36 Railway Traffic Circular, items from 1951. 361-365, 461-466, 560-562 Prescott, John, Ravenscourt Parte, 506* refusal to divulge PPP details to Kiley and Livingstone, 116 Rayners Lane, signal failure, 385 visit to New Yorie Subway and comments, 337 'Red Nose Day', 213, 220, 265. 269* 615

Regent's Park, Irtt defects, 331, 556, 557 Rolling stock, service, Remembrance Day, London Underground observance, 29 Long Welded Rail Train. 153, 253 Richmond, 291* rail adhesion train, 176 Rrckmansworth, 294*, 315* tamping machine. 539* Boat Service Guide, 365 track recording train, 138, 354* River Thames services, weed killing train, 459* free during strike, 365 Rolling stock, surface, modem, leaflets, 145, 365 A60/62, 173, 213, 215*, 476*, 496, 504*, 541*, 542*, 577 RMT union, C69/77, 123, 179*. 213, 216*, 291*, 329-331, 405, 476*, 589 leadership contest, 529 D. 1*. 52, 61, 213. 264. 269*. 349. 350. 497, 505*. 506*, 507, 541, 576, 589 meeting with LUL at ACAS, 208 DLR, 318*, 592* pay demand, 259, 530, 531, 581, 582 Rolling Stock, surface, older, strike, 29.03.01, CO, 496, 568 estimated cost to business, 261 CP, 475*, 496, 568 passengers urged to walk by Tfl., 261 F, 152, 252, 568 strike threat for 29.03.01, 260 Q, 54. 159, 305, 342, 377, 495 strike threat over PPP, 120, 163, 165, 166, 207, 211, 259, 338, 339 R, 152, 475*. 496 Roll back detection, 193 T,495 Rolling stock, Rolling stock, tube, body design (book review), 41 1906 gate stock, 387 design/designers of, 482, 568, 569, 575, 580 1935, 576 drivers' cabs sprayed to remove fleas, 121 pre-1938, 9, 10, 14, 18, 305, 473* emergency candles, 159 1938, 19, 42, 123, 278, 294*, 305, 377, 444*, 490*, 498. 574, 576 heritage, maintenance, 174 1956, 152, 252 inter-car barriers, 4, 213, 269*, 349 1959/62, 1*. 52, 65*, 129*, 173, 181*. 278, 441, 443*, 444*, 445*, 446*, 577, 578, 588 LPTB wagon in North Wales in 1937, 255 1960, 95*, 96*, 97* New York, 50, 57 1967, 45, 112, 173,576 nicknames, 252 1972 Mk I, 130*. 441 passenger door control, 109,114,203 1972 Mk II, 60, 176 'railfan' windows, 253 1973, 2*, 66*, 130*, 173, 270*, 474* redundant, used as undenvater reefs in USA, 531 1983. 576 renumbering in 1930s, 370 1986 Prototype, 500 use of oil lamps, 159 1992, 64*, 130*. 139, 173, 292*, 317*, 474*, 500, 540*, 588 Rolling stock changes and movements, disposals of 1959/1962 stock, 52, 166 1995, 123, 173 D stock bogie replacement, 52 1996, 173, 179* Octobers. November2000, 52 Bakertoo 'Harrow' cars, 369, 370 December 2000 & January 2001, 166 operating modes, 186 January 2001, additions, 261 Watford Joint, 368*, 369 February & March 2001, 261 Watford Replacement, 369 April 2001,311 Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon, 123 May 2001, 341 Ruislip Manor, ticketing equipment ruined by flooding,45 4 June 2001, 393 Russell Square, July & August. 484. 583 closed by lift defects, 28, 139, 231, 556 September & October 2001. 583 passengers trapped in stalled lift, 231 Rolling stock, locomotives, platfomn arrangement, 44 battery. 63*, 314, 315*, 542* ticket hall improvements, 194 diesel, Schoma, 354* diesel, 'Sir John Betjeman', 2* Safety, on new extensions to LU, 59 electric, 'Sarah Siddons', 63*, 174. 353*. 476* St. John's Wood, name of, 484 electric, Sleet. 482, 569 St. Pancras, Railtrack, heritage items removed from forecourt, 375 Metropolitan Bo-Bo. 152 Service in pre-war days, 449 steam, 494 Seven Sisters, Platfomi for Art exhibition, 374 steam, ex-MR Beyer Peacock, 551* Shoeburyness, railway vehicles In storage, 441 steam, 'Metropolitan No. 1', 171, 539* Signalling, steam, summary. 549-554 block marteer boards, 189 Signalling, continued Central Line, 184-190. 275, 427 Society activities. Underground News, continued colour light, 188 report for 2000, 171 faulty aspects, 573 visits, 172, 346 HarTDW-on-the-Hi!l in 1951, 361 Southfields, platfomi yellow lines, 348 identification plates and signs, 187 South Hamjw, 270* junction indicators, 188 guard rails on platfonn canopy edges, 213, 390 LED trial at West Ham, 440 new nameboards. 441 Northem Line, 78 South Kensington. 476* shunt, 188 closed byflooding, 23 2 spot loops, 185 dosed by local povrer failure, 90, 91 track circuits, 184 dosed by unsafe entrance roof, 138 Signals passed at danger, Piccadilly Line platform artangement, 44 action to be taken by train operators, 424 train grazing' District platform due to track defect, 279 authorised. 386 vending machines selling short stories, 163 incidences, 89, 92, 137, 139, 140, 141, 209, 228, 232, 283, 325, 327, 361, 415 417 South Kentish Town, model, 182*, 198 418, 512, 515, 515, 555 South London Metro, plans unveiled, 117 increased incidence of, 536 South London transport options guide, 366 Silveriink, Euston-Watford line, 153 South Metropolitan Tramways & Lighting Co. Ltd., 222 S//npiy leaflet series, 146, 254, 366, 419, 563 South Ruislip, 2* Smith, Derek, 37, 336, 521, 527, 531, 565 Southwari(, young poet's work on display, 374 Society activities. South West Trains franchise, GNER plans, 165, 166 Accounts for 2000, 345, 346 Soutti Wimbledon, Annual General Meeting, nameboard, 132, 266, 268* agenda, 169 refurt3lshment, 132, 139, 240, 242, 266, 268* Minutes. 345 station name, 133 notices. 122, 168 Stamford Brook, 506* cataloguing of Greenaway photographic collection, 122 Stamps, commemorative, 61 collections, 171 Stations, Committee and Officers, 55, 170, 343, 347 affected by escalator defects at 31 12 00, 99 Committee Report for 2000, 169-172 air freshener to be used, 289 Extraordinary General Meeting. 342 car parieing tariffs, 519-521 fortieth anniversary of LURS, 123, 347 dosed on Boxing Day, 69 items for disposal, 585 closed over New Year, 74 library disposal, 170 European, fire security, 208 meetings, how many are there on LU?, 49, 154, 155, 198 attendances, 170 lacking UTS gates, 4 change of venue, 170 lighting left on unnecessarily, 114 Toynbee Hall, conduct at. 56. 344 MI6 'private station' rumour, 259 Toynbee Hall, reports, 56 multilingual staff, 297 Toynbee Hall, seating capacity, 346, 347 opening/dosing anangements at start/finish of sennce, 307, 389, 429 membership, 169 passengers retrieving items from tracks, 141, 149 modelling, 171, 533 perfume to be used, 337 postal auction, list of items, between 292/293 Secure Stations Scheme, 101 preservation, 171 temperature/dampness on newly opened tube lines, 113 Q stock appeal, 54 use as wartime air raid shelters, acddents, 578 sales, 172 vending machines, contract battle/award, 209, 373, 472 social event, 47 wafer dispensed during hot weather, 373, 435 subscriptions, 169 Steam on the Met 1989-2000, review, 58 Underground News, Stockwell, island platfonn, 335 AGM Minutes, 347 Strategic Rail Authority, anonymous letters to the Editor, 122 dosure of Croxley Green branch, 260, 261 binders, 55,176, 439 East London Une/ integration, 257 correcHons, 176, 212. 253, 344. 481. 547 investment plans, 259 electronic version, 346 progress report, 336 redudion of Railtrack's role, 209 618 619

Stratford, 179*, 354* Train indicators, Jubilee Line train indicators, 439 anomalies, 313, 405 new Cadbury chocolate machine, 472 Central Line, 176, 333, 424 Stratford International, plans approved, 257 displaying warnings against beggars, 312, 348 Strikes, LUL staff support fading, 340 District Line, showing Northfields', 61,123,154 Student photocard scheme extended through summer, 247 Great Portland Street, 441 Students, free trips promised, 338 Jubilee Une, confusion at Stratford, 439 Suburtian Electric Railway Association, CSLR car-bodies transferred, 171 Trains, Summer by Tube leaflet, 419 accepting wrong signal, 141. 239. 279. 280 breakdowns and failures, 157 , safety investigation, 529 emergency lighting, oil lamps and candles, 285 Thames Speed Ferry Company, Chelsea-Blackfriars service, 164, 527 left with lights on in depots and sidings, 114 2000, protection in emergendes, oil lamps. 286-288 King's Cross contract awarded, 338 standing time at stations. 34. 522. 581 Railtrack case for, 340 wrong line runaways. 112 The Great Sear (parody of LT map), print sold, 119 Trams. Ticket machines, cental London scheme, 529 accepting credit cards, 348, 367 new schemes considered, 118 DLR, 5 scheme for SE London, 436 retrieval of lost credit cards, leaflet, 244,419 Tramways (M.E.T.) Omnibus Company Ltd., 221 Tickets, Transplant, 153, 545 Camet wallets, 419,563 Transport Salaried Staff Assodation, critidsm of Livingstone, 166 fares and tickets booklet, 09.01, 563 Transport for London, Prestige project, 4, 207, 536 advises passengers to defy strike, 261 Smartcards, 434, 536 appointment of Managing Director of Finance and Perfomnance, 194 Ticketline leaflet, 147, 243 Commissioner's contract signed, 101 Travelcards, figures show LUL 'twice as expensive as Paris Metro', 119 black marieet, 434 funding to improve access to DLR for disabled passengers. 38 leaflets. 419 host for UITP 2001 Worid Congress, 35, 247 wallets, 145, 244, 419, 458 interchange projeds. 245 workman's. 429 London Area Travel Survey, 194 Timetable leaflets, 418 Managing Diredor Rail Sendees appointed, 371 Timetables and train services, new Travel Information Centres, 102 Bakertoo, WTT No. 27, 20.05.01, 320 possible legal challenge to PPP, 258 Bakerioo, WTT No. 28, 30.09.01, 509 report on Thames passenger toansportpossibilities , 210 Circle/Hammersmith & City, WTT No. 16, 20.05.01, 321 representatives to attend LUL Board meetings, 39 District, WTT No. 128, 20.05.01, 321 UITP stand, 379*, 382* Docklands Light Railway, 5 WAP mobile phone travel infonnation service, 245 East London, WTT No. 6, 20.05.01, 321 Transport interchanges, Mayor's plans to improve. 244 Jubilee, WTT No. 6, 20.05.01, 321 Transport Statistics for London 2000 report.10 3 Metropolitan. TTN 33/01, 30.09.01, 511 Transys. 207 Metnapolitan, WTT No. 315, 20.05.01, 321, 367 Travel information, via mobile phones, 245 Piccadilly, 20.05.01, 323 Travel Information Centres, new Centres to be opened, 102 summary of scheduled trains in service, 143, 324, 510 Travelling in London guide, 147, 150, 243, 419 Tomorrow's World, model of LU cab in exhibition, 373 'Tube', incon-ect use of, 257, 389 Tooting Bee, Tube Guides, 418, 457, 562 dosed by flooding, 360 Tube Unes Group, 210, 295, 296, 339, 340, 519, 527 nameboard, 132 TubeRail, 340 Tooting Broadway, nameboard, 132 Tufnell Parte, dosed by lift defects, 453 Tottenham Court Road, Tunnelling, DLR cutting shield, 318* dosed by defective escalators, 235 Tunnels, cooling scheme. 435 dosed by power failure, 283 Tumham Green, 539* flooding, 237 stopping of Piccadilly Une trains. 535 Tower Hamlets, public transport guide, 147 Turnpike Lane, closed by flooding, 417 Tyne and Wear Metro, Sunderiand extension, 338 UITP, 2001 Worid Congress, Waterioo & City Line, continued report, 356 inter-car barriers, 213, 349 souvenir pack, 357, 382* operations In SR days, 61 special Travelcards, 380*. 381* serious incident exercise, 124 Transport for London stand, 379*, 382* signalling alterations, 313, 536 Transport for London to host, 35, 247 ti-ain running into 'pinch wires', 28 'Underground', English theme pub in Canaries, 440 Waterioo & City Railway, Bank subway, 83 Underground Diary, 26-32, 47, 88-94, 99, 137-143, 227-239, 256, 278-284 325-332 Waterioo East-Charing Cross connection, 300, 431, 526 358-361, 413-418, 453-457, 511-518, 554-560, 572-574 Watford, 353* possibility of analysis, 110 Metropolitan/LNER goods shed, 60,123, 303 statistics, 193 Website for complaints, 306 Underground Electric Railways Company of London Ltd., subsidiaries, 221-225 Wembley Parie, new station plans, 531 Underground train simulator, 310 Westboume Parte, loose paving stones on platform, 143 Union Construction & Finance Company Ltd., 222 West Ham, LED signal bial, 440 Union Surplus Lands Company Ltd., 222 , closed followng fighting, 237 Upton Park, Westminster, 316*, 591* passengers detrained, 512 litter poinf established, 151 platform reopened, 442 Jubilee Line lifts, 547 Urenco Power Technologies, 246, 258 Portcullis House opened, 213 UTS ticket gates, RIBA award, 372 fitted but not commissioned, 4 rise In cost of Portcullis House, 208 installation, 342, 367, 486, 501 West Ruislip, UTS gates, 4, 589 stations tacking, 4 White City, closed/damaged by neartjy bombs, 230, 232 Uxbridge, 476* White City area, regeneration project, 530 White City Exhibition grounds, 85 Valentine, Udy Beryl, 177 Wild birds, nesting boxes, 193 Vauxhall Cross, development, 162 Willesden Green, 353* Victoria, defective lighting. 139 flooding in subway, 92 Willesden Junction, defective OPO equipment, 139 structural condition of Disfrtct Line platforms, 115 Wimbledon, 269* Victoria Line, Wimbledon-Hackney line, see Hackney-South West link concem in 1961 of abandonment of plans, 9 Wimbledon Parte, platform yellow lines, 348 experimental tunnelling for, 9 Woodford, 1* inter-car barriers, 5 UTS gates left open, 384 temperature/dampness of stations soon after opening, 113 Wood Green, 127* Video releases/reviews, Woodside Parte, 181* Britain's New Tram and Ligttt Rail Systems, 570 Wotton Tramway, 479 London Underground's Q Stock Rememljered, 343, 377 Vienna, U-Bahn extension, 212 Yertees' stations, original tiled names, 60, 351* Visiting London 2001/2002. leaflet, 301

Walder, Jay. 194 Walthamstow Central, closed by escalator defects, 27 closed by flooding, 140, 229 Wanstead, escalators with wooden treads, 333 Wapping, closed by defective lifts, 139 Wanren Street, modernisation, leaflet, 146 original tiling revealed, 60, 351* refurt>ishment closure, 242, 365, 524, 567 Water, Evian, dispensed at stations, 373 Waterioo, Jubilee Line lifts, 547 Waterioo & City Line, 'Happy New Year poster, 125* 623

SOCIETY DIARY - LIST OF MEETINGS AND REVIEWS CREDITED ARTICLES 2001

This list includes meetings from 2000 that were reported in 2000 issues of UN Issue Page Title Author

Date Title Speaker Page 469 22 Joint Line Train Lengths Dilwyn Chambers 2001 469 22 BR/LT Interfaces in 1967 Dilwyn Chambers 469 23 The Northem Line - 75 Years Ago and Today Alan A. Jackson 2000 470 81 Centenary of the Central London Railway John Gillham 471 144 Publicity Matters Trevor Baker llJuly Corporate Identity of the Roundel Mike Ashworth 487 472 184 Central Line Signalling Nick Green 8 August A Driver's View of the Piccadilly Line Rick Griffiths 56 472 191 Car 1304-One Year On Michael R. Kelly 8 August The New York Subway Colin Smith 57 473 221 Underground Electric Railways Company of 8 August Steam on the Met Fred Ivey 58 London Ltd. Historical Notes to Supplement 19 September Safety on the Underground Railway Chart of Subsidiaries Desmond Croome (New Extensions) Malcolm Tumbridge 59 473 226 Operation Trolleywood John Thomason 10 October Interesting Activities at Ruislip Roger Paddison 172 473 243 Publicity Matters Trevor Baker 21 November Constructing the Underground Roger Brasier 174 474 285 Oil Lamps (and Candles) on Underground 12 December The Editor Looks Back Brian Hardy 492 Electric Trains Alan A. Jackson 474 301 Publicity Matters Trevor Baker 2001 476 356 The 54th UITP Worid Congress John Thomason 476 361 Points from the Past - 50 Years Ago Peter Lane & Kim 9 January The Work of the Archivist Kathryn Thomas 397 Rennie 13 February Underground Review of the Year 2000 Fred Ivey 394 476 365 Publicity Matters Trevor Baker 13 March CrossRail and Croxley Link - The Story So Far Nigel Brown 400 477 412 The Northem Line Extends to Aldemey! Mari< Brooks Trevor Baker 12 June King's Cross St. Pancras Redevelopment David Hills, 477 418 Publicity Matters Roger Cox and 478 449 The London Underground - A Retrospective Peter Evans 533 Personal View Joe Brook Smith 10 July London Underground's Chaplains Eddie Cooksey 478 457 Publicity Matters Trevor Baker and Jeff Potter 586 478 461 Points from the Past - 50 Years Ago Peter Lane & Kim Rennie 480 545 Transplant Returns to frie Great Northem & City Railway Marie Brooks 480 547 A Metropolitain Tour - 26 August 2001 Nigel Hyde 480 548 D Types to the Docks - A New Yori< Subway Tour. Sunday 26 August 2001 Phil Wieland ISSUE NUMBERS, PAGES, DATES, NEWSFLASHES ETC. 2001 480 554 A New Yorie Update Phil Wieland 480 560 Points from the Past - 50 Years Ago Peter Lane & Kim Issue Date Pages Newsflashes From the Letters Points of Tail• Rennie No. 2001 Papers Interest pieces 480 562 Publicity Matters Trevor Baker 480 564 13 September 1926 Trevor Baker 469 January 1-64 1/01-8/01 _ 43 34 _ 470 February 65-128 9/01-13/01 115 108 124 471 March 129-180 14/01-24/01 162 151 14-8 SOCIETY VISITS 2001 472 April 181-216 25/01-36/01 207 198 193 - 473 May 217-268 37/01-46/01 257 251 242 26-5 474 June 269-316 47/01-52/01 303 299 313 Date Venue 475 July 317-352 53/01-64/01 33-6 333 350 476 August 353-408 65/01-71/01 384 37-7 405 23 February Underground Nuclear Bunkers, Kelvedon Hatch and Mistley 477 September 409-444 72/01-95/01 433 426 424 2 September Closed Underground stations in the central area 478 October 445-504 96/01-98/01 480 478 - 13 September Isle of Wight: St. John's Road depot and Isle of Wight Steam 479 November 505-540 99/01-112/01 52-7 526 537 Railway - 25 October Transport for London Archive Document Storage Centre 480 December 541-592 113/01-122/01 580 572 - -