London Bridge Underground Station — Local services in London

I went to see a few mates who lived in London n it was just a few stops from London Bridge Station so when I got on the tube at London Bridge I have to say that I was disappointed with a lot of people who don't care about people who are old, got small children or pregnant women as a couple of young people were pissing about on the tube n wouldn't let a young mother sit down with her young child so I had to say something 2 them to alow her to sit down but I was shocked by the language they were using n when I said something to the staff where I got off they really didn't care about her so ashamed of all of...

One of busiest and most important underground stations in London. Northern and Jubilee lines serve this station. Well maintained and have big staff team. Not every time they’re helpful, sometimes rude too. It’s all depends how much busy they are. Its pretty much deep underground station and getting big crowd of commuters every day. Its a hub of travel as you can get trains next door going towards most beautiful places as well as beaches and plenty of buses for all over the London city routes. A lot of tourists...

London Bridge station: everyone who's commuted from here knows about its uncanny ability to make trains disappear! #FunFact

London Bridge is the first and oldest of London's existing railway termi. It opened in 1836, as part of the London and Greenwich Railway, therefore getting in on the act before Liverpool Street, Waterloo, Paddington and the other big guns. It wasn't the first termini though — that honour went to Bermondsey Spa and Greenwich, which opened on the same line...