iCube was appointed by the City of London and Transport for London to undertake a strategic planning study examining the impact of London Plan growth on the City's rail system and the priorities for allocating S106 receipts for mitigating impacts over the coming decade.

The work developed a database of approved, submitted and proposed office schemes and assessed the likely travel demands arising from them and the distribution of these journeys on the rail system. Further demands arising from developments outside of the City were overlaid on the rail system.

Based on this picture of how the rail demands might develop in the coming decade or so, the study identified the priorities for improvements to enable the system to cope with demand. A key output of the study was an ability to examine the likely dispersal of development demands across the network and to assess the contribution of individual development flows on different parts of the rail system serving the City.

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