Road. The outer circle was cut back to Earl's Court in 1909 and by 1914, when electric services began, was a Willesden Junction to Earl's Court shuttle. The service from Earl's Court to Uxbridge Road appears on the first 'London Underground' map in 1908 as a District Railway service. The West London Railway was bombed several times in September and October 1940, and closed 21 October 1940. Passenger services over the entire line did not restart after the war. Resurrection of station As part of the redevelopment of the White City site, a new main line and London Overground station named Shepherd's Bush opened in 2008, on part of the site of the original Uxbridge Road station site as an interchange with Shepherd's Bush Central line station. See also Shepherd's Bush stations References Notes Sources External links Uxbridge Road, SubBrit disused stations project Shepherd's Bush 1st site and 2nd site. Sites of predecessor stations, 1844 and 1864–9. SubBrit disused stations project. Details of new transport infrastructure Disused London Underground stations Disused railway stations in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham Former West London Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1869 Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1940 Shepherd's Bush 1869 establishments in England 1940 disestablishments in England