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Commuters get off an underground train at London's Earls Court station. Transport Secretary Stephen Byers announced that he was minded to give the green light to London Underground's 16 billion modernisation plans for the Tube. * - equivalent to 5, 000 of investment for every household in London. The announcement follows independent scrutiny of whether the plans offer value for money. 20/11/03: Commuters getting off an underground train at London's Earls Court station. Millions of commuters were expecting to hear that they will face travel chaos on the Tube in the run-up to Christmas because of industrial action in a dispute over safety. Thousands of London Underground workers have been voting on whether to go ahead with a strike as part of a protest by the Rail Maritime and Transport Union over safety levels. *17/06/04: Key areas of the Tube have not improved since the system was part-privatised, said a London Underground (LU) report. The jury was 'still out' on the success of the public private partnership (PPP) deal, said LU's managing director Tim O'Toole. Metronet and Tube Lines, the two companies responsible for Tube tracks, had made some improvements.
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