Issue 3: Peace On Our Line?
£8.00
Published every other month, LR Magazine brings you in-depth features and analysis on the past, present and future of London Transport.
Each issue is published at US Letter size and is perfect bound, full-colour.
Cover article
Peace On Our Line: Devolving London's Railways
By John Bull
Despite what the papers said, TfL were not given London’s railways to manage this month. But for the first time there is perhaps agreement that this might be the way forward.
Timed exclusives
The Politics of Doing, Not Being
By John Bull
In the first of our discussions with London’s key mayoral candidates, we talk with Liberal Democrat Caroline Pidgeon about transport challenges past and present, and why understanding and making pragmatic and practical changes is as important as making big promises.
The Politics Of Integration
By John Bull
In the second of our mayoral candidate interviews, we sit down with Green Party candidate Sian Berry and talk about integrated transport, tackling air pollution and challenging transport tradition.
Best of the rest
Extending The Bakerloo: It's Not About Transport
By Pedantic of Purley
For almost a hundred years people have talked about extending the Bakerloo line. The latest consultation report on doing this has now been published. We look at its conclusions, and explain why it’s about housing, not transport – something that may well mean it actually succeeds.
King Of The Underworld
By John Bull
In 1825 one man set out to do the impossible - construct the first ever tunnel beneath the tidal river ames. is is the story of Marc Brunel’s sixteen-year quest to make engineering history and change the world of subterranean construction as we know it.
Accident and Islands: A History Of St Johns Station (Part 1)
By Pedantic of Purley
Some railway stations are more worthy of a visit for their own sake than others. Perhaps surprisingly, St Johns in south London is one of them. We explore the accidents and amendments that have littered the station's history.