Date: 30/09/2014

A public consultation has begun into plans to extend the Bakerloo Line. The proposals would see the London Underground line go south from Elephant & Castle to Lewisham and Hayes and possibly as far as Bromley. [From John Thorn]

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Tube extension consultation begins

BBC News

A public consultation begins into plans to extend the Bakerloo Line south.

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After the abberation of the Hutchison map [see image 29931] Paul Garbutt was given the job as designer and the map took on the familiar form which is essentially the same today.  This edition is probably from 1968.  The northern half of the Victoria line is open, and there are expected dates for opening to Victoria itself.  As for the final section, Pimlico is missing: presumably it was an afterthought.  No Jubilee line yet: it was to pinch the Stanmore branch of the Bakerloo, which also lost the line beyond Harrow & Wealdstone to BR.
Location: London
Company: Maps
//1968 David Panton

A Bakerloo line train for Harrow and Wealdstone passing Willesden Traincare Centre in July 2005. Virgin 'Thunderbird' no 57311 Parker stands in the sidings. The old railway building in the right background is a disused electricity sub-station.
Location: Willesden Traincare Centre
Company: New Lines (London and North Western Railway)
20/07/2005 John Furnevel

A Watford junction train leaving Willesden Junction on 20 July, seen from the low level platforms shared with the Bakerloo Line.
Location: Willesden Junction Low Level [New Lines]
Company: New Lines (London and North Western Railway)
20/07/2013 John Thorn