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We are not far away now until a few of the ‘ deep level ’ Underground lines begin to operate their overnight service at weekends. TfL have just released their ‘ Night Tube ’ service map which looks interesting for overnight commuters. From TFL’s press release: The new map has been designed to show customers clearly which Tube lines and stations will operate 24-hour services from the early hours of  12 September 2015 , transforming night time journeys across London for millions of people. The Night Tube will mean Londoners and visitors to the Capital can travel on the following lines on Friday nights and the early hours of Saturday and Sunday mornings: Central line : trains will run between Ealing Broadway and Hainault/Loughton; Jubilee line : trains will run on the entire line; Northern line : trains will run on the entire line except on the Mill Hill East and Bank branches; Piccadilly line : trains will run between Cockfosters and Heathrow Terminal 5; Victoria line : trains will r...

TFL is 'consulting' to the public because they want to introduce more night bus services to make more connections in line with their ‘ Night Tube ’ service. From TFL's Consultation Night Bus services in London have increased beyond recognition in the last 30 years. This reflects and supports changes to London’s vibrant night time economy. The current comprehensive Night Bus network means that most of zones 1 and 2 are within walking distance of a Night Bus route, and London’s suburban Night Bus service is also amongst the most comprehensive in the world. There is every indication that night time travel in London will continue to grow. From  September 2015 , we will be running a  Friday and Saturday Night Tube service on the Jubilee, Victoria and most of the Piccadilly, Central and Northern lines . This means that many of our customers will now have a choice between Night Tube  or Night Bus. Our analysis indicates that customers who take the tube instead of the bus for all...