We are ordinary Londoners much like you who are disrupted by tube noise in our own homes. Many of us tried to resolve this in a neighborly fashion with TfL. Many of us were told we were the only ones that were affected or that it was in our imagination. We are coordinating to try and get a solution.

Tube Noise groups have formed in:

Marylebone

Notting Hill

Seven Sisters

Highgate

Bethnal Green

Archway

Woodford Green

Covent Garden

South Wimbledon

Barbican

Camden

Kennington

Pimlico

...and probably many more we just don't know about. If you don't see your area in this list, consider forming your own to get a change.

1. Please realise, this will take some effort on your part. Don't expect to outsource this campaign to others. Please be persistent and keep contacting the the emails/numbers below.
2. Contact us and see if there is a local group already established and to join our email list. If not, consider creating your own.
3. Speak with your neighbours, try to get as many people involved as possible. If you don't see your neighourhood on this map, let us know and help organise your own local Tube Noise Action Group.
4. Email us an impact statement for us to post so others may know.
5. Raise the issue with TfL directly: communityrelations@tfl.gov.uk, and cc: contactus@tfl.gov.uk, Call TfL to complain at 0343 222 1234 (Don't expect a satifying response, just get it on the record.)
6. Tell the Mayor of London. (Again, get it on the record.)
7. Email details of the noise, and how it is affecting you to your London Assembly member AND all the London wide Assembly members (there names will appear once you select your borough.
8. Raise the issue with your MP.
9. Make a noise complaint to your local council and cc your local councillors.
10. If you have media contacts, try to get this story into the news.
11. Share with us, any useful information.
12. Volunteer to help! We need it. We all have jobs and families and are doing this on a volunteer basis. Do not expect to send us an email and have the noise go away. The areas with the most success, have gotten organised, communicated well and been very persistent.

Below is a map of locations where residents are affected by an large increase in tube noise. Many of us were initially told by TfL that we were the only ones complaining. This has been proven to be untrue. These are only the locations we know about from people reaching out on twitter and facebook. If you don't see your neighbourhood here? Please Contact us to add it.

• London Assembley member Murad Queshi extracting promise from the then Mayor, Boris Johnson, that they would do "whatever it takes" not to disturb people in the night tube.
• Marylebone residents battle tube noise
• Community rallies to tell TfL to turn it down!
• TfL: Noise and Vibration Analysis Report: Night Tube Program.
• Evening Standard: Noise from Night Tube 'could drive residents to threaten suicide', TfL report warns.
• Residents distrubed by Tube noise urged to speak out.