Staff Magazines

Copies of staff magazines including details of retirements and appointments, facilities for staff and news of the company as well as dinners and other social and sporting events. Also included are articles on sports stars of London Transport, keeping services running during the severe winter of 1947, the story of the London bus, railway rolling stock, country buses and Chiswick Works.

Magazine for London Transport staff. Subjects include end of five-month industrial dispute on London Underground, Remembrance Sunday commemorations, new look uniforms for Underground staff, January 1996 fares revision, rebuilding of Wembley Park Station, crackdown on pickpockets, feature on London Underground's Track Delivery Team, London Transport's new 25 year plan, and London Regional Passengers Committee (LRPC) criticism of London Underground Penalty Fares scheme. Digitised copy of magazine held in the London Transport Museum (LTM) collection.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, conferences and facilities provided for staff as well as reports of annual dinners and other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the training of railway men, the provision of new roads for London, a planned new bus garage for Harlow, the story of Cup Final transport services and LT's part in the Commonwealth Technical Training Week.

Copies of magazines numbers 139-185 for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities provided for staff and sporting and social events. Also includes articles concerning the 150th anniversary of the London bus and the 50th anniversary of the opening of LT's headquarters at 55 Broadway (2 copies).

Copies of staff magazines including details of retirements and appointments, facilities for staff and news of the company as well as dinners and other social and sporting events. Also included are articles on the 60th anniversary of the Northern Line, London Transport's (LT) First Aid service, ventilation on the Underground, public visitors to LT and a feature on the LT Police.

Copies of staff magazines including details of retirements and appointments, facilities for staff and news of the company as well as dinners and other social and sporting events. Also included are articles on London Transport (LT) and the Coronation, night work at garages and depots, two room exhibition at Charing Cross station, new uniform for women conductors, the modern double deck bus, when the Queen and Princess Margaret went by Underground, royal links with London Transport, London Transport education scheme, the Central Line beyond Epping, London Transport's generating stations, Wembley Park station, Aldenham factory, the Metropolitan Line, the Northern City Line, signal lights, ventilation on London's Underground, District Line rolling stock, the East London Line, war memorial to Elmers End garage, train tickets, the issue of new uniforms, the problem of an ageing population, visitors from abroad coming to study LT, and a farewell to the outgoing chairman Lord Latham.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, conferences and facilities provided for staff as well as reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the Metropolitan and District Lines, an analysis of driving accidents, the diamond jubilee of the Central Line, a farewell to steam on the Chesham line, airport coach services operated by London Transport and a feature on the British Transport museum at Clapham.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff changes such as appointments and retirements, facilities provided for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also includes articles on public transport in new towns, the Metropolitan Railway centenary, an automatic train experiment, handling of sports traffic and a review of the year (2 copies of number 2, May 1963, with a list of contents).

Digitised copy of London Transport Museum copy of first volume of staff magazines. The volume is incomplete missing issues include: issues 61-62 (January-February 1919); 64-73 (March 1919-January 1920); 75-77 (March 1920-May 1920); 79-82 (July 1920-October 1920) and 84-85 (December 1920-January 1921).

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the Queen opening the Victoria Line, the coming of decimalisation, the airport express service, members of the new LT Executive and Greater London Council assuming responsibility for LT, dealing with football hooligans and LT buses in Tokyo.

Copies of magazines for LT staff, including articles on staff changes such as retirements and appointments, facilities for staff and sporting and social events. Also includes articles on an LT exhibition at Charing Cross Station, London's first tube railway, an LT staff conference, the proposed replacement of trolleybuses by diesel buses and a tour of Underground railways abroad.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, conferences and facilities provided for staff as well as reports of annual dinners and other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the reopening of Notting Hill station, the Hop on a Bus campaign, the Barking rail fly over progress, the latest type of Routemaster bus, a £30 million four year plan to improve the Underground, the building of a new research laboratory, a review of the year and the first new Piccadilly Line 'silver' trains. July and August issues not published due to dispute in printing industry.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities provided for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the London Transport Museum at Covent Garden, the Docklands Light Railway and the King's Cross Fire.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff changes such as retirements and appointments, facilities provided for staff and other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the overhauling of the Routemaster bus at Chiswick works, a visit by Moscow Transport officials to London, road schedules, the use of London buses at the front in wartime, the centenary of the Hammersmith & City Line and the first annual report of the London Transport Board.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also includes articles on LT winning poster design awards and details of the effects of new rapid transit systems, the Piccadilly Line extension to Heathrow Airport, LT comments on the Greater London development plan, the final stage of the switch to decimal coinage and projects for 1971 (2 copies of number 2, May 1970).

Copies of staff magazines including details of retirements, appointments and deaths, facilities for staff and news of the company as well as dinners and other social and sporting events. Also included are articles on the Moscow Metropolitan - the first Underground railway in Russia, new high speed trains in America, the Royal Jubilee, new subways at Monument Station, Roman discoveries at Tower Hill and theatrical productions performed by the London Transport Players.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, news of retirements, appointments and deaths with articles on items including how staff helped to evacuate 600,000 from London, black out picnics for 100,000 on underground station platforms, staff contributions to a war comforts fund, news on staff who had joined the armed services and the formation of the LT unit of the Home Guard.

Magazine for the Home Guard unit of London Transport, including details of battalion news and of people serving in it. Also includes pictures of the unit on parade and on duty.

Copies of the magazine, with the September issue missing and there are two copies for January.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the Victoria Line rolling stock, LT and foreign tourist traffic, the introduction of automatic ticket barriers, LT receiving a Royal Society of Arts design award, a visit by the Minister of Transport, the work of the operational research section and a Greater London Council report on traffic management and LT bus services.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, conferences and facilities provided for staff as well as reports of annual dinners and other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the story of the Routemaster bus, the unveiling of a portait of Frank Pick, the British Transport Commission's collection of relics, the opening of part of the new Notting Hill Gate Station and a review of the year.

Magazine for London Transport staff. Subjects include suspension of industrial action on the Underground by Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF), appointment of Clive Hodson, Sally O'Sullivan and Brian Appleton as members of the Board, Midland Bank chosen as London Transport's bankers, open top bus in regular service on route 12, trial of discounted Family Ticket on the Underground begins, feature on the Station Gardens Competition, feature on bus publicity including maps and timetable information, and upgrading of Westbourne Park Station's carnival exit. Digitised copy of magazine held in the London Transport Museum (LTM) collection.

Magazine for London Transport staff. Subjects include forthcoming Government air quality measures, plans to site an advertising car on the platform at Angel station, the trial of a new bus traffic control system in Southall, £2.5m real time bus information system, new Director of the London Transport Museum (LTM), the possible extension of the £10 Underground Penalty Fare to the buses, night bus services, new mobility bus routes in Wandsworth and Lambeth, and the restarting of tunnelling work on the Jubilee Line Extension (JLE). Digitised copy of magazine held in the LTM collection.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on London Transport steam locomotives being the last in general service in Britain, a Government white paper entitled 'Transport in London', the final countdown for the Victoria Line and an exhibition on it, the District Line centenary and fighting the freeze on the Underground.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities provided for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the reopening of King's Cross Station, the tackling of crime on the Underground and the expansion of bus services.

Copies of the magazine for 1931.

Copies of the magazine, including reports on the war effort and progress on the fund for war relief. Also included are lists of staff serving in the armed forces who had been killed or wounded, stories from soldiers about their experiences on the front line and photographs of servicemen.

Copies of the magazine for 1937.

Magazine for London Transport staff. Subjects include unveiling of Piccadilly Line train covered in adverts, closure of Fonthill Hotel by the London Transport Benevolent Fund, independent study of the risks of boarding and alighting from trains, results of a revenue operation at Liverpool Street Station, Centrecomm bus control centre, approval of a plan to develop a shopping centre at White City, and reduction in tube violence. Digitised copy of magazine held in the London Transport Museum (LTM) collection.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including articles on staff changes such as retirements and appointments, long service awards, facilities for staff and reports of sporting and social events. Also included are articles on a memorial to the late Lord Ashfield, LT posters, medical services and working in the Underground tunnels at night.

Copies of the magazine for 1933.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including articles on staff changes such as retirements and appointments, facilities for staff and sporting and social events. Also included are articles on the story of the London tram, the Underground signalling system, night maintenance work on the railways and historical LT relics for the railways museum as well as the upkeep of LT's 5,000 clocks.

Copies of magazines for London Transport (LT) staff, including details of staff appointments and retirements, facilities provided for staff and reports of other sporting and social events. Also included are articles concerning celebrations for the Queen's Silver Jubilee, the new 1983 train rolling stock, the Piccadilly line extension to serve Terminal 4 at Heathrow and the 50th anniversary of the founding of LT.

Copies of magazines for staff on the Underground railways, including articles on long service awards, the TOT Benevolent Fund and facilities provided for staff as well as reports of annual dinners and other sporting and social events. Also included are accounts of the history of the District Railway and the London General Omnibus Company, the Central London Railway 1900-1925, the unveiling of the Underground War Memorial, memories of working with London's First Electric tramway and the Underground in the future (the year 1999).