Talk:London Trams

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Among surviving relics of London's trams are:

• The Kingsway Underpass
• A short stretch close to Manor House station (towards Green Lanes)
• A London County Council tram depot at Brixton Hill, south London
• Acton Tram Depot, West London, now used by buses. (A number of other tram depots are so used, without the name being retained)

Jackiespeel 21:03, 29 September 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Merger

Trams in London and London Trams CANNOT me merged because they are on different subjects.

• Trams in London is about trams that have run in London.
• London Trams is about the Transport for London subsidiary in charge of running Tramlink.

—Preceding unsigned comment added by sonicKAI (talk • contribs)