Variety of flats to share and / or rent! and their directory is updated as soon as a property is available. Is this the next "Gumtree"? Directory : www.re-rentals.co.uk

Someone pointed out that fares from Potters Bar to Oakleigh Park seem to have nearly douled over the weekend - the booking office charged £25 instead of £15 for a 7 day ticket. Checking online, my annual has gone from £552 to £1040 - bizarrely this is the same fare as from Welwyn Garden City to Oakleigh Park! I thought this might have been as a result of the zonal fares being imposed on NR...

Wondering if anyone here might be able to give me some rough advice as to how I can get from Wood Green to Streatham Hill (or any part of Streatham) with a zone 2-3 travelcard? Leaving in the morning and returning after rush hour. Many thanks for any advise. Kind Regards,

This feels like it would have been asked numerous times on here before, but either it hasn't been or my Google Groups search skills are not up to the task - apologies if it's the latter! I've got a Standard Day Return from Crayford to London today (£9.20). On my way home I would like to stop off in Bexley (the stop before Crayford), leave the station to drop something off nearby, then return to...

Chiltern Railways now have new benefits for Travelcard holders who buy a Season ticket from them. "If you buy a monthly (or longer) season ticket to London or a monthly London Travelcard season ticket from any Chiltern station, you now get FREE weekend travel on all Chiltern Railways services across our network (just show your valid season ticket onboard to qualify). If you buy an annual season...

I received an email today from TfL, informing me that the TfL website had been updated. This happened two months ago, didn't it? -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware.

In message Mojo wrote: In London, as far as I know, there are only two Undergound stations in the central area with what we call a toilet (bathrooms in the UK are where you have a bath or shower), and those are Baker Street and Farringdon. I'm sure I've seen toilets at Canary Wharf...

Hi, I am italian. Probably next june I will stay at Wembley Plaza Hotel, in Empire way, next Wembley stadium. A few years ago I already staied at this hotel and I remember that the closest tube station to get central London was 1 Km or more far. Has something changed? Which is that tube station and which is the bus to get the hotel from tube staion? Thank You very much.

On 16 May 2007 11:55:31 -0700, Adrian wrote in : At a guess, I would think Harrow-on-the-Hill would have "facilities" (toilet has a realy unfortunate "ring" in American English). What is the situation between East Putney and Wimbledon? It does, but they close infeasibly early on a Friday night --...

Does anybody know the reason that the Willsden Junction- Clapham Junction train takes so long? I know there is a voltage change between Willesden & Olympia, but the train crawls on this section & often stops two or three times. Between Olympia & West Brompton the speed is reasonable but after that the train crawls to Clapham Junction, the other day a jackdaw overtook the train & it was...

Neillw001 wrote: Piccadilly Circus has toilets, but again outside the barrier. I suppose they might have more to do with the local authority than TFL though. There's some at Westminster just outside the subway on the riverbank. As I recall they were once voted the best in London. Though judging by the smell when I passed by the other week, I would think that accolade is no longer...

In message , at 16:55:45 on Wed, 16 May 2007, Richard J. remarked: In London, as far as I know, there are only two Undergound stations in the central area with what we call a toilet (bathrooms in the UK are where you have a bath or shower), and those are Baker Street and Farringdon. However, there are often...

There was a good programme on Sky yesterday called 'Ghosts on the Underground'. It mentioned a few paranormal sightings, including an alleged haunted sub-Thames tunnel at Embankment station, a Covent Garden ghost and other weird goings on. So, has anybody here seen or got a good spooky story relating to the tube?

On Wed, 16 May 2007 20:48:17 +0100, Recliner wrote in : "Adrian" wrote in message At a guess, I would think Harrow-on-the-Hill would have "facilities" (toilet has a realy unfortunate "ring" in American English). Yes,...

Last weekend I had nothing to do, so I've drawn my own tube map :-| http://www.fxfp.com/get/tube/2007/05/m_001.png Warning! The file is about 500kb and quite large: 5000x3250 pixels. Notable changes compared to the official map: * no North London line (I will add Overground when it will launch) * "walk-only" interchanges between stations omitted (Shadwell, Bow Road/Church, etc) * no Regent's...

I know this guy hates the PPP's but I thought his comments about the best thing to happen would be for Metronet to go bankrupt was a bit out of order for the Mayor of London and a senior member of the Labour party. I am sure that the many suppliers that would suffer financial hardship not to mention the workers who would lose out financially as well. Given that a Labour Government put the PPP's...

Well, It's not transport (unless you're a water vole), but it's London and it's underground (ish): http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio4_aod.shtml?radio4/nature And it's quite interesting! tom

I'm moving to London in July and a lot of my friends are located in the Stoke Newington area. I'm considering moving there but am worried by the lack of a tube. I will be commuting to Victoria every day. Will the lack of a tube wreck my head or is the bus/tube combo ok? I'm moving from Dublin (no tube anyway) and cycle to work in 15 mins. Thanks!

http://wjz.com/national/topstories_story_135021304.html quote The trains went on to the next stop so passengers would not have to evacuate in the tunnel and because the stop was near Temple University Hospital. /quote I find this very interesting - there's no mention of an assisting driver or an operating official attending either train, and if they

I bought a ticket From Bookham to Gunnersbury today 'Not London' for £11.10 I change at Clapham Junction and Richmond. as suggested by the national rail site. The only other option from my South West Train Ticket Machine was Gunersbury via London Not Tube.. Definately not the right way to get there. When I got to Richmond there were District Line Tubes and Silverlink Metros on this piece of...