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On 2012-12-18, kenw wrote:
One of the issues oft overlooked is that Denmark Hill serves King's College Hospital - one of the busiest in the UK, Currently dozens of outpatients ??? and people being admitted as inpatients ??? from Kent and all parts of SE London have to be taken each way every day by hospital transport, paid for by the NHS, because public transport links are not straightforward. For example, if you take the train into London Bridge, you then have to exit the station and either cross Tooley Street or along Borough High Street for the bus. Neither of these are easy if you are using crutches / sticks or are infirm / unused to London. Probably fairly similar to the walk from Denmark Hill station to and into the hospital - that is not a sensible route for the infirm either. Eric -- ms fnd in a lbry |
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