London Overground Name Changes

I just saw a brief video, credited to the BBC, that effective November 28 (on a weekday?) London Overground lines (I think six) have been given names -- I was able to make out Weaver and Windrush -- apparently the names have some local significance. Anybody know about this?

EC90: TFL introduced six line names and colors for the London Overground routes in February 2024:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Overground
Liberty Line, Lioness Line, Mildmay Line, Suffragette Line, Weaver Line, Windrush Line
The assigned TFL original roundel color for the London Overground routes is orange...

Jago Hazzard posted two videos in February 2024 "New Names for the (London) Overground"
https://youtube.com/watch?v=KD0kq77xiPE
(2/18 - Length: 9:17 - 1.4K Comments)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CUIrHcTezEg
(2/28 - Length: 5:45 - 598 comments)
Jago Hazzard has posted multiple videos on London and its various transportation modes...
Very inquisitive along with good commentary..."Cheerio!!!"...MACTRAXX

Good Grief , that's hardly cricket. I imagine there will be alot of social uproar about this , although I hear London is hardly tradtional Britain anymore. even when I was there in the 90's , you met more "outsiders" than Londoners.
When i was there, they were changing the phone numbers to have inner and outer London prefixes , that caused alot of social commentary .

MACTRAXX, thanks for that info. I've seen many of JH's videos but missed those -- he really gets the details down.

Everyone: Jago Hazzard has posted an update video on the London Overground Line Names:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=dnyA642BS9g
(December 4 - Length: 6:20 - 708 Comments)
Jago's opinions on London transport subjects are well worth the view...MACTRAXX