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London Underground Limited is connected with ASN/IP network resources in United Kingdom.

Identity: London Underground Limited, Private company, Company

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London Underground Limited

London Underground Limited is connected with ASN/IP network resources in United Kingdom.

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IdentityLondon Underground Limited, Private company, CompanyHigh confidence

Basic information

Display nameLondon Underground LimitedHigh confidence
Legal typePrivate companyHigh confidence
Directory categoryCompanyHigh confidence
Last updatedJul 16, 2026High confidence

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Geography scopeUnited Kingdom / EuropeHigh confidence
Other infrastructure servicesUnited Kingdom / EuropeMedium confidence

Other network resources

Service platformLondon Underground Limited United Kingdom Other infrastructure services · United Kingdom / EuropeUnrated

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ContactsPolicyMedium confidence
Available contact typesPolicyMedium confidence

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Coverage contextKing's Cross made escalator maintenance and emergency response a transit-safety accountability test, The 1987 King's Cross Underground fire began as a small, survivable ignition beneath a wooden escalator and became a mass-fatality disaster in about 20 minutes. The public inquiry found not one inexplicable failure but a connected control breakdown: combustible and contaminated escalator machinery, weak maintenance learning, no automatic detection, delayed escalation, an unpractised evacuation system, and emergency services operating without a common command picture. This analysis reconstructs that sequence before assigning accountability, separates Sir Desmond Fennell's safety findings from legal adjudication, and tests whether later engineering, regulatory and management reforms created durable evidence of safer control.Medium confidence

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Primary articleKing's Cross made escalator maintenance and emergency response a transit-safety accountability testHigh confidence

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