"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 19:02:47 on Wed, 30 Apr
2014, tim..... remarked:
I really need to know what this last train at 11:00, but outbound from
Central London at 9:30 claim, means.

That would mean last inbound at 9:00 on most lines, how is that 11:00?

I'd guess it meant that the last inbound was later than the last outbound.

I thought all the depots were at (or near) the extremities (Morden, Rislip,
Northfields etc)

Of course my luck will depend upon whether HEx is running or not. There's
a perfectly usable HR connect at 10:29 which gives me an hour to get from
Padd to Vic on the bus. But if they are on strike again as well [2] I'm
kind of stuck unless my flights dead early and there isn't a scrum at
immigration

Yesterday the Border Agency systems broke, with queues of 90 minutes to 2
hrs reported at some airports.

OMG !

This really is getting silly (and I wonder if one's insurance might cover
such a delay!)

so I can bus to Feltham.

And why, if it isn't actually the drivers that are on strike, are the
trains so sparse anyway?

It's one set of drivers, isn't it?

So why did the Northern run a near normal service (apparently)

tim