North West London is home to a very progressive London Underground station. Maida Vale Tube station first opened on June 6 1915, at which time Great Britain had been locked into WWI for about a year.

England is on the brink of a housing revolution, with plans for new towns that echo the ambitious post-war efforts. But where will these towns rise?

The result was Poems on the Underground, a project that turns 40 this year and has been copied in cities around the world.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday that he wanted to build a "sophisticated ...

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Highland Council has proposed formally working with Network Rail and regional transport body Hitrans on the plans for the ...

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The 1,624-tonne machine was launched from Old Oak Common and will excavate a 4.5-mile tunnel to Euston station. It is the ...

Only a few parts of this long-forgotten railway line remain standing, but it once carried up to 2,000 people a year on their ...