On Tue, 18 May 2010, Mizter T wrote:

There's very little clarity about how often it'll run with a conductor,
how it'll work both with and without a conductor, and how London can
justify the extra expense of conductors particularly given the ticketing
situation nowadays (i.e. the majority of people have a prepaid ticket of
some sort). Or if they're not to be a conductor but a "uniformed
presence" just what form that presence will take.

Does "uniformed presences" mean the ghosts of dead beefeaters?

tom

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