The London Underground roundel is a symbol recognised across the world, but one central London Tube station has a unique ...

it was discovered that the two brightly colored roundels on the wings provided an attacker with a perfect and highly visible central aiming point: the unprotected cockpit. In February 1941 ...

The restoration project, based at the museum's depot in Acton, west London, aims to get the carriages back up and running and ...

As it was in the 1930s: inside one of the Q stock cars, painted with classic District Line green The London Transport ... chair fabric designs. Left: 'Roundel', by Enid Marx, c1947 and right ...

The London Transport Museum has launched an appeal for funds to help restore some of the last remaining "Q stock" underground carriages, which ran on the District Line from the 1930s to 1970s.

Locals say that due to the lack of a central island ... drive straight over the lines causing havoc. Meanwhile pedestrians have also gotten into scrapes with the roundels stepping out into ...

Our first experience was in an Aston Martin DBX 707 – a car with a relatively modest central 10.25in touchscreen ... looking racing green twin roundel set-up that mimics analogue dials (more ...

Mustansir Dalvi reimagines a beloved part of his city – the central spine from Crawford Market to Gateway of India – as a ...

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