| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by JayMac at 18:29, 2nd July 2024 |      |
The Hidden London Hangouts series on YouTube gets my seal of approval. Although the London Transport Museum team do get a little over excited by old tiles quite often!
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Western Pathfinder at 16:27, 2nd July 2024 | |
Yes the all new series starts tonight at 8 pm on Yesterday channel 27. Free view,also UndergrounD related the new series of hidden London hangouts from the LTM has recently started on YouTube.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by ChrisB at 10:38, 2nd July 2024 | |
According to My London, Alperton is the only station still with wooden escalators - although they are behind fake walls & not in use. I wonder if that is what they'll feature?
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Marlburian at 09:07, 2nd July 2024 | |
FWIW, the listing in the Sunday Times "Culture" supplement says that it's a new series, tonight's programme featuring Earls Court and Alperton stations and their escalators.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by stuving at 08:53, 2nd July 2024 | |
There is a new series (no. 4) starting tonight at 8pm on Yesterday. Or at least I think there is - it's in the schedule, but no-one - not uktv, not the LT museum, not even IMDb - explicitly says it's a new series starting tonight.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by stuving at 22:23, 10th July 2023 | |
... and a new series started last Tuesday. Episode 2 is on Yesterday tomorrow (11/7/23) at 8 pm. No doubt episode 1 is catch-uppable.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by stuving at 11:49, 5th May 2022 | |
There's a second series of "Secrets of the London Underground" starting on the Yesterday channel tonight at 8 pm.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by grahame at 11:37, 30th November 2021 | |
New series, new year, on sale this Friday (3rd December 2021)
Discovered via Ian Visits and booking here
Aldwych - Down Street - Charing Cross - Euston - Moorgate in real life
York Road - Brompton Road - King William Street - Euston - Aldwych as virtual tours
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by PrestburyRoad at 21:03, 20th July 2021 | |
Lots new to me as well. And it has quality presentation - in contrast to some exploratory programmes where most of the time is occupied by talking heads instead of the showing us round the locations.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by REVUpminster at 20:46, 20th July 2021 | |
I suppose it was inevitable they would start at Holborn to Aldwych.
Certainly a lot of new things for me.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Surrey 455 at 19:30, 10th July 2021 | |
From the horses mouth,so to speak the change that I posted came from Siddy herself on her Twitter feed.
Yes I've noticed that her tweet, and those from Tim and Yesterday all say the same thing.
Digiguide still thinks that something else is on at that time. Although it updates daily, I suspect that it receives updates from different channels at differing frequencies, so possibly weekly for some whilst others might push out alterations to the schedules more frequently. I expect it will show the correct listings next week which would match what you and everyone else has been saying.
And now updated. WW2 - Frontlines which was previously scheduled for 8pm has been pushed back to 9pm. It's the last in the series I believe.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Surrey 455 at 16:25, 9th July 2021 | |
From the horses mouth,so to speak the change that I posted came from Siddy herself on her Twitter feed.
Yes I've noticed that her tweet, and those from Tim and Yesterday all say the same thing.
Digiguide still thinks that something else is on at that time. Although it updates daily, I suspect that it receives updates from different channels at differing frequencies, so possibly weekly for some whilst others might push out alterations to the schedules more frequently. I expect it will show the correct listings next week which would match what you and everyone else has been saying.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Western Pathfinder at 08:14, 8th July 2021 | |
From the horses mouth,so to speak the change that I posted came from Siddy herself on her Twitter feed.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Surrey 455 at 18:48, 7th July 2021 | |
Change of date for the start of the series,episode one will now be on air,as of Monday the 19th July at 20:00hrs 8 pm warmington on sea time ,on the Yesterday Channel.
That's odd, Digiguide is showing a different programme at that time, episode 6 of WW2 - Frontlines. It has been showing at 8pm on Mondays for a few weeks now. Perhaps that will change on the next listings update.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by Western Pathfinder at 15:13, 7th July 2021 | |
Change of date for the start of the series,episode one will now be on air,as of Monday the 19th July at 20:00hrs 8 pm warmington on sea time ,on the Yesterday Channel.
| Re: Secrets of the Underground Posted by grahame at 04:01, 7th July 2021 | |
Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway from the London Transport Museum are presenting a new series on Yesterday TV channel this summer exploring hidden aspects of the London Underground system. Details below:
https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/hidden-london/secrets-london-underground?fbclid=IwAR0JJdR9lV5-Jp9Ki3zw7H7cAOHhg-x5-XoDysc2gDCHCfQvz_B0M7pkFKc
https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/hidden-london/secrets-london-underground?fbclid=IwAR0JJdR9lV5-Jp9Ki3zw7H7cAOHhg-x5-XoDysc2gDCHCfQvz_B0M7pkFKc
Also from the LT museum ... a new Hidden London tour, tickets on sale ((here)) from 9th July, or a day earlier if you sign up to their mailing list.
69 years ago, a unique element of London’s transport system closed, having served Londoners for 46 years.
The Kingsway Tram Subway was probably the most important stretch of tram track in London, linking together the extensive tram networks of north and south London.
It was built by the London County Council and opened in 1906, as part of an ambitious renewal programme for the Holborn and Aldwych areas.
It had relatively short active life, closing in 1952, but despite this, the Subway underwent several major upgrades during its time. Surprisingly, more than half of the subway still exists to this day - complete with original features.
Our newest tour will take you down to explore the remaining tunnel and the former tram station, while you discover its life and times and how it served London.
The Kingsway Tram Subway was probably the most important stretch of tram track in London, linking together the extensive tram networks of north and south London.
It was built by the London County Council and opened in 1906, as part of an ambitious renewal programme for the Holborn and Aldwych areas.
It had relatively short active life, closing in 1952, but despite this, the Subway underwent several major upgrades during its time. Surprisingly, more than half of the subway still exists to this day - complete with original features.
Our newest tour will take you down to explore the remaining tunnel and the former tram station, while you discover its life and times and how it served London.
| Secrets of the Underground Posted by johnneyw at 23:26, 6th July 2021 | |
Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway from the London Transport Museum are presenting a new series on Yesterday TV channel this summer exploring hidden aspects of the London Underground system. Details below:
https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/hidden-london/secrets-london-underground?fbclid=IwAR0JJdR9lV5-Jp9Ki3zw7H7cAOHhg-x5-XoDysc2gDCHCfQvz_B0M7pkFKc
