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Old April 3rd 11, 10:19 AM
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Maybe, but the perceived need, and it is a real one, is relief of the Central Line.
I agree. I live in Leyton by the way. That is why both a Hackney/Chelsea line and the Victoria Line should be extended to Leytonstone.
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