Sadiq Khan has pledged to name London’s Overground lines if re-elected as Mayor next month. The Overground has 112 stations across the capital, owned by TfL since 2007, serving residents across south east London. Unveiling his manifesto this week, Khan committed to officially naming the six lines, like those on the Underground. During the manifesto launch he said: “TfL’s London Overground network has grown considerably over recent years, and to reflect this I’ll launch a programme to name individual routes, giving each its own identity.” Currently lines are known by the general areas they serve - East, North, Watford DC, Gospel Oak to Barking line, Lea Valley and Romford-Upminster.
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