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[edit] IKEA Ampere Way name reverted

Upon travelling on the Tramlink on 1 March 2008 I spotted that IKEA Ampere Way had reverted back to its previous name - the IKEA version of the name on the platforms had been stickered over and on board announcements changed back to the previous version. As such, I have reverted references of IKEA Ampere Way back to Ampere Way.

At the time of writing, Transport for London's website hasn't received updated maps with the new name.

Bods (talk) 11:10, 9 March 2008 (UTC)