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In article , (Paul Scott) wrote: wrote in message ... Published today at: http://www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/rail/pi/roadandrailcapacityeasteng.pdf Covers the London Liverpool Street to Cambridge/Stansted main line and ...

Will be arriving at Heathrow early AM and plan to take the tube to Euston. Will be burdened with the usual luggage to cart around. Need some opinion on the degree of difficulty traveling with luggage on the train. Can I purchase an Oyster (Pay as you go) pass at Heathrow? Comments appreciated. MLD

On Mar 24, 8:40*am, wrote: On Mar 23, 5:57*pm, "tim....." wrote: "TimB" wrote in message Aha. So they're saying 'It is much cheaper to safeguard the land at the start' rather than actually planning to build four tracks from the start. Fair enough. And the plan is to connect with Heathrow...

Extra Watford Junction - Euston services from May Watford Euston train services Press release from Claire Ward MP for Watford March 24th 2009 MP sees light at the end of the tunnel for Watford Commuters

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In 1917 the British chess player Aleister Crowley published a novel. I have just started reading it. Part of the opening chapter (it is all online, by the way) reads: "Charing Cross Station, moreover, is the only true Metropolitan terminus. Euston, St. Pancras, and King's Cross merely convey one to the provinces,... Victoria and Paddington seem to serve the vices of Brighton and Bournemouth in...

There are fairly major changes to the NLL services coming up for most of this year, announced by TfL he http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/media/newscentre/11408.aspx "All peak time trains from Clapham Junction will now continue on to Stratford, instead of some terminating at Willesden Junction. A reduction of one train per hour for passengers travelling between Richmond and Stratford during...

Now I can look at the Nourish And Flourish building whenever I want... http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=51.446893,-0.201745&spn=0,359.98631&z=17&layer=c&cbll=51.446891,-0.201745&panoid=5y_ftOmV1w45U7rMFYMwIg&cbp=12,205.01818431390188,,0,-10.658307210031353

I noticed in one of last night's London freesheets that Ken is now taking a different tack after his recent let off from a FGW penalty fare last week, don't think I've missed a thread on it... He appeared to be trying to turn things round into the usual TOC bashing exercise, along the lines of 'I tried to get FGW to install barriers etc years ago etc'. But on the route in question FGW DO...

Just been to a meeting in London Bridge, for which I was 30 mins late due to Thameslink Programme-related amusement. Went to Farringdon to catch the 1029 to Brighton, which was initially reported as 2 mins late, then eventually turned up at 1035. To my mild surprise, it was a Southern-liveried 377/2 - didn't get the unit number. So the train pulled into the platform, with an FCC driver and...

Wednesday, August 27, 2008 Question No: 1595 / 2008 Richard Barnbrook Can the Mayor confirm how much funding he will be allocating to next years St Georges Day celebrations in London? Answer from the Mayor: A GLA budget allocation of £100,000, the same as 2008, and subject to approval, is currently projected for St George's Day celebrations in

On Mar 24, 7:44*am, wrote: This is New Labour's proposal but is it the same as the Tory's proposal? We can't be too premature as there is an election to come anytime soon. Indeed, after the Euro election, if the result is as bad as is being predicted, we may even have another new PM.

Both the London Lite and the Evening Standard today carried news about changes to the Circle Line due this December. The level of journalism isn't the best - both talked about the "Hammersmith & City Line" being "extended" from Aldgate to Barking, so the reports may not be 100%...

On Mar 15, 9:24*am, "Peter Masson" wrote: "Martin Petrov" wrote in message ... will anything happen to them now? I can't see what COULD be done with them, but are there any ambitious cunning ways to use them in the offing? Alternative terminating...

....or 'St Albans' on destination screens, or 319s in their myriad liveries (some with 'This is a Thameslink route service operated by First Capital Connect' stickers in the windows). But here they are, and it's finally started. I never thought I'd see it! -- Current nearest station: Shortlands

Hi all, Just trying to work out what the best way of doing Central London to Heathrow Airport on Oyster PAYG is (without using Piccadilly line). I heard that there was a bus from Hayes/Harlington so might be worth taking FGW or Heathrow Connect (interestingly their website says PAYG not valid but the map seems to disagree) to there before changing. Any better ways?

I've noticed that a lot, or all, London double deck buses have a device on the end of the rear right axle which keeps approximately upright as the wheel turns. What is it?

Anyone know the train reporting number for Friday's last departure? I can't retrieve it from journey planners, with it being an additional. TIA

I've been in London every day this week including Saturday, except, the law of Murphy and Sodde being very rigorous, for tomorrow. So I decided to get in a last trip from St Pancras to Moorgate tonight. I got the 18:20 from SPILL, intending to catch the 19:06 but in the end got the 18:40 from Moorgate so I could catch my usual 19:15 train back to Cambridge. The first confusion was my...