Chelsea Harbour
On May 21, 11:04*am, Mike Hughes wrote:
In message , John Rowland
writes
Richard J. wrote:
John Rowland wrote on 20 May
2009 13:15:59 ...
I can't recall if anyone has mentioned this, but station
construction is well underway.
Don't you mean Imperial Wharf, or has the name been changed?
Oh, right. What a stupid name for a station. Imagine when engineering work
leads to trains terminating there, someone in Brighton or Milton Keynes
seeing "Imperial Wharf" on the front of a train. If the developers wanted
the station to have the same name as their development, they should have
called their development Chelsea Harbour.
They have.
Indeed - see http://www.imperialwharf.com.
Imperial Wharf is the name of the development taking place along
Townmead Road directly opposite Imperial Road which has been developed
as a wider, smoother road (complete with bus lane just right for taxis
to use) than Lots Road which does not have 'public' access right through
to Townmead Road as there is a barrier at the west entrance to Chelsea
Harbour.
The C3 bus (Earl's Court - Clapham Jn) is allowed to go that way
though! Do they not let you cabbies through?
The whole Imperial Wharf development when completed is much larger than
Chelsea Harbour.
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