Trains on which line were suspended in January, after wet concrete flooded a control room?
Victoria line sub-surface Circle line platforms above. The London Underground (Victoria Station Upgrade) Order 2009 came into force in September that year, authorising the construction of a second ticket hall at Victoria station. On 23 January 2014, during upgrade work at Victoria, construction workers accidentally penetrated the signalling room of the Victoria line and flooded it with quick-drying concrete, leading to the suspension of services south of Warren Street. Services resumed the following day after using sugar to slow the setting of the concrete and make it easier to shovel out. A 24-hour Night Tube service on Friday and Saturday nights was
Cairns Control Room Streets. The octagonal concrete building is now painted in scout colours of green and yellow and has eight scout badges painted on the exterior walls representing the various scouting levels. Sitting on top of the concrete roof is a fibreglass structure in the shape of a traditional scout hat, painted brown. The "brim" of the hat, which overhangs the roof of the former control room, has wide metal edging. The front entrance to the former control room faces south-east towards Florence Street and has a timber door. Each of the eight walls measure approximately long by high and are off-form