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Recent news for Morden, London
Morden depot celebrates centenary of Northern line extension
To mark the centenary of the opening of the Northern line extension to Morden, last Sunday Alstom held an open day at its Morden Traincare Centre.
Northern line extension celebrates centenary
The extension to Morden opened in 1926 and marked a new era of London Underground architecture.
Transport for London to mark 100 years of the Morden Extension
This coming Sunday (13th September 2026) marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Northern Line’s extension to Morden. Opened in 1926, the extension of the Northern Line between Clapham South ...
Celebrate 100 Years Of The Northern Line Extension With A Treasure Hunt This Weekend
So screams Charles Paine's retina-scorching 1926 poster, heralding the brand new extension of the Northern line* — back then, making it the longest railway tunnel anywhere.
The Northern line’s Morden extension marks its centenary on Sunday
The Morden extension opened on 13th September 1926, creating what was then the world’s longest railway tunnel and introducing Londoners to Charles Holden’s distinctive Underground architecture.