Date: 22/05/2011

Trains on London Overground routes in north and west London are to run more frequently. Services on the North London Line and West London Line will operate up to eight trains per hour.

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More frequent services on London's 'forgotten railway'

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Trains on the North and West London Lines will run more frequently, with up to eight trains an hour at peak times.

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View south from the new Dalston Junction station on 9 May 2010 along what was once the route to Broad Street. This was the first day of full service on what is now the new East London Line extension. The station has four platforms, the inner two terminate at buffer stops, while the outer two veer west to eventually join the North London Line at Western Junction see image [[5172]].
Location: Dalston Junction
Company: North London Railway
10/05/2010 John Thorn

Scene at Kensington Olympia on the West London Line on 20 July 2005 as a Virgin CrossCountry Voyager arrives with a Brighton - Birmingham service. On the right, one of the Silverlink dual voltage 313 units is pulling away from the southbound platform with a Willesden Junction - Clapham Junction train.
Location: Kensington Olympia
Company: West London Railway
20/07/2005 John Furnevel

Good places not to have a points failure - No 43 Mitre Bridge Junction. Freightliner 66570, having brought a southbound container train around the spur from Willesden Junction High Level station in July 2005, completes the switch from the North London Line to the West London line at Mitre Bridge Junction, just prior to crossing the Grand Union Canal.
Location: Mitre Bridge Junction
Company: West London Railway
22/07/2005 John Furnevel