http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22745677

Saw this article on the BBC website.

Whilst it will probably never come to fruition, does anyone have any amusing suggestions regarding renamings for stations and lines?

On 2013\06\03 09:03, Paul wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22745677

Saw this article on the BBC website.

Whilst it will probably never come to fruition, does anyone have any amusing suggestions regarding renamings for stations and lines?


Branston's Piccadilly line
MB Games' Bakerloo Line
Jimmy Saville's Northern Northern Northern line

Don't get the last 2

anyway - im sure this came up on the news way back in the mid 90s

what about Ladbrokes grove

Hornchurch becomes Hornby-church

"Dan Woodhouse" wrote in message
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'Basil Jet[_3_ Wrote:
;137183']On 2013\06\03 09:03, Paul wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22745677

Branston's Piccadilly line
MB Games' Bakerloo Line
Jimmy Saville's Northern Northern Northern line

Don't get the last 2

anyway - im sure this came up on the news way back in the mid 90s

what about Ladbrokes grove

Hornchurch becomes Hornby-church

Could Old Holborn get in with appropriate sponsorship?

Could the Strand brand of cigarettes be relaunched with a new, dynamic, City
of London association?

What a great shame the actor Stratford Johns is no longer "with us" to
sponsor his own station.

And do we know a geezer named Blake Hall who might like sponsorship as a
vanity project? Or Lester Square?
--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

On 2013\07\09 09:23, Brian Watson wrote:

Could the Strand brand of cigarettes be relaunched with a new, dynamic, City
of London association?

A dynamism exemplified by the dilapidated former station in Surrey Street?

And do we know a geezer named Blake Hall who might like sponsorship as a
vanity project? Or Lester Square?

Lester Square was the lead guitarist of The Monochrome Set, but I doubt
if he's minted enough to afford to have a tube station named after him ;-)

In message , at 09:23:14 on
Tue, 9 Jul 2013, Brian Watson remarked:

Could Old Holborn get in with appropriate sponsorship?

Could the Strand brand of cigarettes be relaunched with a new, dynamic, City
of London association?

In case you hadn't noticed, tobacco advertising has been banned in the
UK for about a decade.
--
Roland Perry

On 09/07/2013 14:27, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 09:23:14 on
Tue, 9 Jul 2013, Brian Watson remarked:

Could Old Holborn get in with appropriate sponsorship?

Could the Strand brand of cigarettes be relaunched with a new,
dynamic, City
of London association?

In case you hadn't noticed, tobacco advertising has been banned in the
UK for about a decade.

Strand Electronics, then?

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
...
In message , at 09:23:14 on Tue,
9 Jul 2013, Brian Watson remarked:

Could Old Holborn get in with appropriate sponsorship?

Could the Strand brand of cigarettes be relaunched with a new, dynamic,
City
of London association?

In case you hadn't noticed, tobacco advertising has been banned in the UK
for about a decade.

Ah yes.

It just sounded like a good wheeze to me.

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

In message , at
01:03:28 on Mon, 3 Jun 2013, Paul remarked:
does anyone have any amusing suggestions regarding renamings for stations and lines?

The "Metro" line.
--
Roland Perry

On 03/06/2013 11:51, Roland Perry wrote:

Paul remarked:

does anyone have any amusing suggestions regarding renamings for
stations and lines?

The "Metro" line.

Fifty years too late: The District Bank Line.

Gerry Cottle's Circle Line.

Rename Vauxhall as "Opel Station".

Grieg's Bakers Street.

Perhaps the Tolstoy estate would be interested in a Warren Peace Street.