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How to get around London as TfL Tube, Overground, and rail are ... (Evening Standard)

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for “lying snow and icy stretches making for difficult travel conditions''

There are severe delays on the rest of the line. There is no service between Liverpool Street and Barking due to power supply problems caused by ice on the track. There is no service between Gospel Oak and Barking, and between Watford and Euston, due to heavy snow and ice on the track. There are severe delays due to a track fault caused by heavy snow and ice on the track. There is no service between Epping and Woodford and between Hainault and Woodford due to heavy snow and ice, which has caused severe delays on the rest of the line. There is no service between Finchley Road and Wembley Park due to a signal failure in the Willesden area, with severe delays on the rest of the line.

London snow chaos sees TFL grind to a halt as 12 lines impacted by ... (Daily Express)

Heavy snow falling across the capital has impacted tens of thousands of commuters and brought some transport networks to a partial standstill.

The Met Office added: "Travel conditions will remain difficult through Monday due to lying snow which fell during Sunday night. Check your journey in advance and allow more time to travel." The Central, Jubilee, Northern, and Piccadilly lines are part suspended with severe delays, while there are severe delays on the Bakerloo, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, and Victoria lines. Platforms completely full." "We are implementing special timetables on the Woolwich, Bexleyheath and Sidcup lines from 10:00 which will be in journey planners as soon as possible." Met line with severe delays.

Snow in London: 'Severe delays' on Overground, Jubilee, Central ... (LondonWorld)

Severe delays are in place on the Central, Jubilee, London Overground and the Northern lines.

The London buses running today and routes that are suspended or ... (MyLondon)

London buses are being impacted by the snow and freezing temperatures, with some routes suspended or unable to serve certain areas.

We would always encourage customers to check before they travel and to keep an eye on the weather forecast during the colder months as conditions can change quickly." However they warned that it is a "constantly changing picture" and more routes could be suspended or curtailed at short notice while others may come back into full service. [Sign up here](https://www.mylondon.news/newsletter-preference-centre/) to one or more of our newsletters to be the first to know about breaking news and big stories in your part of London. [12 train lines on National Rail and the London Underground](https://www.mylondon.news/lifestyle/travel/london-trains-live-11-london-25727675) in the city that are being disrupted by the weather while the [M25 was shut in both directions leaving drivers stranded for hours.](https://www.mylondon.news/news/west-london-news/m25-traffic-live-closed-motorway-25727789) Photos [showed a mixture of chaos and beauty across London](https://www.mylondon.news/weather/gallery/london-snow-photos-show-city-25727872) as people went skiing in a park and lakes and canals froze. [weather](https://www.mylondon.news/all-about/weather). [North London,](https://www.mylondon.news/news/north-london-news/) while six school bus routes are also suspended due to the closure of schools.

List of London Tube services that are delayed due to snow (Yahoo Eurosport UK)

Some of London's Tube services, including Central, Circle and District, are experiencing delays to to the snowfall.

East London tube delays as London blanketed in snow (Romford Recorder)

Tube lines across east London have been hit by the cold weather, with delays currently being reported across all but three lines.

Check your journey in advance and allow more time to travel— Transport for London (@TfL) According to Transport for London (TfL), all lines except three, plus the tram, are currently experiencing delays. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for London and the south east of England due to icy conditions, which is expected to continue into tomorrow morning (December 13).

Snow In London: Travel Disruption, Warm Banks, And Frolicking Foxes (Londonist)

Unless you live in a windowless house, you'll probably have noticed it's been snowing in London — that icy double-edged sword which makes everything look ...

Their journalists (do we call them that?) will be cock-a-hoop that it's actually gone and ruddy snowed today — although would you classify this as a SNOW BOMB, BLITZ, BATTERING... or a MILDY DISRUPTIVE SCATTERING OF LIGHT SNOW? Help is at hand in many of London's boroughs, though, where warm banks have been set up — [pic.twitter.com/nCacafUuOq] [December 11, 2022] [#londonsnow] [pic.twitter.com/6Kn6CeVd3u] [December 11, 2022] [severe delays on many tube and Overground lines](https://tfl.gov.uk/tube-dlr-overground/status/) "due to track faults caused by heavy snow and ice." ❄️🌍🎄 [pic.twitter.com/lZzjbAEZwV] [December 11, 2022] [pic.twitter.com/wbDMxMuKDo] [December 11, 2022] [#uksnow] [pic.twitter.com/5atIAdOZ5a] [December 11, 2022] Here's a small snowy selection: The latest update is that the section between junctions 23 and 25 has now reopened — but it goes without saying that you shouldn't be driving out there today unless utterly necessary. Never seen anything like this and Iv not seen any emergency services.— Micheala Cronin (@MichealaCronin)

One-week Pokémon rebrand of London cable car earned eye ... (MyLondon)

A minimum of 2,750 Tube Maps across the TfL network in rail and underground, DLR and bus stations and the London Tram Network; Branded space also hosted on PDF ...

The firm paid around £850,000 (plus VAT) - worth around £950,000 in today’s money - for sponsorship rights on the Tube map and other promotion from TfL. CEO Richard Busby took an educated guess and predicted that IKEA would be sponsoring TfL in a deal worth £1.5million. "Obviously there’s the issue of declining passenger numbers, but with the Elizabeth line opening we’re expecting a big boost in demand. Sponsorship investment in the UK dropped during the pandemic by a fifth and has not yet fully recovered. Caroline Pidgeon AM, Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member, also expressed concerns that a "poor deal has been struck". It should be £1 million at least, especially with a big new change of publicity with the addition of the Elizabeth line." Originally from Cornwall, he is now also a proud Londoner. [TfL](https://tfl.gov.uk/) are so short of money that every little counts. Each partnership is bespoke and the commercial terms reflect the rights included, the resource required for delivery, the contract term and the market context at the time. TfL's deal with IKEA which lasts for 12 months compares much less favourably. They also rebranded tickets barriers, nearby advertising sites and waiting areas, with Pokémon themed music and public information system announcements. The summer Pokémon rebrand lasted from August 17-August 23, with famous Nintendo characters earning rights to wrap 36 cable cars with Pokémon designs.

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