Jay Foreman narrates and takes you around various areas in London that were either cancelled or used for properties etc.
Where to Watch Unfinished London • Season 1
15 Episodes
The unfinished Northern line
E1
The unfinished Northern lineThis is the story of a town-planning cock-up known as the Northern Heights Plan which, if completed, would have meant miles of extra houses and tube stations to the North West of London.
London's unfinished motorways
E2
London's unfinished motorwaysIn the 70s, an ambitious road-building project called 'Ringways' was cancelled and London narrowly escaped a fate much worse than traffic jams.
Why does London have so many airports?
E3
Why does London have so many airports?The history of every airport in London, including some that have disappeared, and some that don't really count.
Why does Heathrow need to expand?
E4
Why does Heathrow need to expand?
Why isn't cycling normal in London?
E5
Why isn't cycling normal in London?
Why drivers should want cycle lanes
E6
Why drivers should want cycle lanes
What happened to London's trams?
E7
What happened to London's trams?
Where does London stop?
E8
Where does London stop?
Why does London have 32 boroughs?
E9
Why does London have 32 boroughs?
What's wrong with London's boroughs?
E10
What's wrong with London's boroughs?
What happened to Old London Bridge?
E11
What happened to Old London Bridge?
Tower Bridge could have looked very different
E12
Tower Bridge could have looked very different
Why are there no bridges in East London?
E13
Why are there no bridges in East London?
The Tube Map nearly looked very different
E14
The Tube Map nearly looked very differentThink you know the story of how the iconic London Underground map came into being? Think again, as Jay reveals the story of...Fred Stingemore!
What went wrong with the Tube Map?
E15
What went wrong with the Tube Map?We discuss the impact Harry Beck's map has had over the decades and whether or not in recent years the map has become a bit rubbish.
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