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Upon travelling on the Tramlink on 1 March 2008 I spotted that IKEA Ampere Way had reverted back to its previous name - the IKEA version of the name on the platforms had been stickered over and on board announcements changed back to the previous version. As such, I have reverted references of IKEA Ampere Way back to Ampere Way.

At the time of writing, Transport for London's website hasn't received updated maps with the new name.

Bods ( talk) 11:10, 9 March 2008 (UTC) reply