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January 6th 10, 12:19 PM
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Snow disruption Cambridge/London
On 6 Jan, 13:03, "Brian Watson" wrote:
My daughter and I have tickets for a theatre show in London this evening (Wednesday) and want to travel up 'n back by train. At the moment, the theatre's website is saying "the show will go on, but watch this website for updates" Is London enduring a snowy apocalypse or are we in with a reasonable chance of making the journey ok by rail? I think you have a reasonable chance by rail. FCC are running an emergency timetable (see http://www.firstcapitalconnect.co.uk...=MajorIncident) so there'll be fewer and slower trains than usual, and might thus be a bit full, but my train (from St Neots) this morning ran fine apart from that. Ganesh |
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