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January 28th 10, 01:51 PM
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'TfL's 'Scrooge-like' £1 ticket for short-cut criticised'
on BBC London News this lunchtime:
"Transport for London (TfL) has been called "stingy" and "Scrooge- like" for imposing a £1 charge on rail passengers using a short-cut through a station." Full story at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...on/8484960.stm What's the real deal here? Is this just a charge to enter one station and exit another, or if I got the Jubilee to Southwark and exited through an exit at Waterloo East, would I be charged an extra quid? (I've never used Waterloo East, and think I've only been to Southwark once, so I'm not clear on the layout of the station or this 'expensive' corridor.) |
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