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Is the Moseley Purple line the new underground?

The arrival of Boris Johnson has raised interest in the new Moseley underground of which the purple line is the first phase, saying it could become the new London Underground

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The Moseley Purple Line is the first phase of an 11-mile multi-million pound extension of the London Underground, which is expected to be completed and open to the public in 2018.

It will run through three local boroughs - Moseley, New Malden and Southwark - and make a number of stops.

The first phase of construction, which was formally launched last year, involves the construction of a new station on Queens Road, Moseley, which is the first underground station to be built on the transport network since 1977.

The station will provide Moseley with a direct link to central London and will also be the first part of the line to become part of the Jubilee line.

The new Moseley station will be just over half a mile from the existing Moseley train station, which is the busiest station on the Overground network, whilst the current Moseley station will close to all passengers.

The whole line will be 10 to 15 minutes faster than the current Overground, with travel time in the peak hour being between 17 and 26 minutes compared with the Overground's 25 to 40 minutes.

People living in the Moseley area will be able to travel between Southfields and Moseley during the morning and evening peak hours.

It will also reduce journey times in the south-east area, at the least by almost one-and-a-half times.

Trains will run from Clapham Junction in the south-east, where they will travel towards Battersea Park and Morden to the west and Vauxhall to the north-west.

Travelling from Vauxhall will be quicker - in some cases by up to 30 minutes - than travelling from Clapham

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