Well, the London Transport Museum (LTM) has the answer. The LTM will be selling the outdated signs on its website, meaning you – yes, you! – could own a piece of London transport heritage.

London Transport Museum is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can get into for free. To gain free entry, each child must have a Blue Peter badge, a valid Blue ...

It's the 200-year-old story of how public transport developed in London. Essentially, this is a museum of London's underground, overground and buses. Find it in central London's Covent Garden, a short ...

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The first female Tube driver paved the way for more women on the London Underground. But 55 years after she started her ...

with TfL selling them off via the London Transport Museum Shop. With the recent changes to the London Overground network, signage previously used on platforms and in stations has been replaced ...

Sadiq Khan is expected to make his plea at the London Transport Museum's annual dinner on Wednesday evening London Mayor Sadiq Khan is set to call on the government to invest in new transport ...

Works by Man Ray, Abram Games, and many more will be on display at the London Transport Museum’s new exhibition celebrating commissioning and creativity, which ...

Transport for London (TfL) is selling off the old Overground signs in the London Transport Museum shop. It follows a rebranding of the Overground, which TfL claimed cost £6.3m, external ...

Step inside the London Transport Museum to explore the history of getting around London. Exhibits detail the first London Underground, how the city expanded, Victorian-era transport and much more.

the typefaces and graphic elements of London’s tubes and buses have heavily informed the new look for the London Transport Museum’s retail offering The London Transport Museum (LTM) is an iconic ...

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