In message , at 19:18:56 on Fri, 12
Dec 2014, Michael R N Dolbear remarked:

From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable
to interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will not
be stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until August
2016.

How many people made that change?

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be commuting
into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting direct to LB?
--
Roland Perry

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 19:18:56 on Fri, 12 Dec
2014, Michael R N Dolbear remarked:

From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable to
interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will not be
stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until August 2016.

How many people made that change?

A lot of people from SWT-land working in the London Bridge area.

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be commuting
into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting direct to LB?

'commuting direct to to LB' isn't a sensible option from a lot of SWT
territory.

--
DAS

In message , at 15:25:29 on Sat, 13 Dec
2014, D A Stocks remarked:
From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable
to interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will
not be stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until
August 2016.

How many people made that change?

A lot of people from SWT-land working in the London Bridge area.

Is it enough to cause an issue?

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be
commuting into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting
direct to LB?

'commuting direct to to LB' isn't a sensible option from a lot of SWT
territory.

I know someone who commutes from Surrey on SWT to Waterloo (and then
generally walks to LB) but he can also go to LB via Redhill.
--
Roland Perry

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In message , at 15:25:29 on Sat, 13 Dec
2014, D A Stocks remarked:
From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable to
interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will not be
stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until August
2016.

How many people made that change?

A lot of people from SWT-land working in the London Bridge area.

Is it enough to cause an issue?#
I haven't been that way for a while, but Waterloo East is always very busy.


Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be commuting
into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting direct to LB?
Southern services would divert to Victoria, not Waterloo. Thameslink to
Elephant & Castle or Blackfriars is also an option. ISTR there was a
proposal to divert some SE trains services to Waterloo International but
that obviously hasn't happened.


'commuting direct to to LB' isn't a sensible option from a lot of SWT
territory.

I know someone who commutes from Surrey on SWT to Waterloo (and then
generally walks to LB) but he can also go to LB via Redhill.
There are bits of SWT where there is a choice, but there is a lot more that
doesn't. An excample would be someone I know who used to commute from
Wokingham to Greenwich with changes at Waterloo and London Bridge.

--
DAS

On 13/12/2014 15:41, Roland Perry wrote:

In message , at 15:25:29 on Sat, 13 Dec
2014, D A Stocks remarked:
From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be
unable to interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services
will not be stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue
until August 2016.

How many people made that change?

A lot of people from SWT-land working in the London Bridge area.

Is it enough to cause an issue?

Yes. See the number of people making a Waterloo East - London Bridge
journey in the morning peak, for instance.

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 19:18:56 on Fri, 12 Dec
2014, Michael R N Dolbear remarked:

From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable to
interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will not be
stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until August 2016.

How many people made that change?

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be commuting
into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting direct to LB?

I don't think so

all of the SET services that are no longer running to CX are diverted to Vic

tim

In message , at 11:51:18 on Sun, 14 Dec
2014, tim..... remarked:
From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable
to interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will
not be stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until
August 2016.

How many people made that change?

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be
commuting into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting
direct to LB?

I don't think so

all of the SET services that are no longer running to CX are diverted to Vic

Do any of those services have a possibility of changing at Clapham
Junction for Waterloo?
--
Roland Perry

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
...
In message , at 11:51:18 on Sun, 14 Dec
2014, tim..... remarked:
From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable to
interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will not be
stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until August
2016.

How many people made that change?

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be commuting
into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting direct to LB?

I don't think so

all of the SET services that are no longer running to CX are diverted to
Vic

Do any of those services have a possibility of changing at Clapham
Junction for Waterloo?

No

In article , (Roland Perry)
wrote:

In message , at 11:51:18 on Sun, 14
Dec 2014, tim..... remarked:
From the 12 January 2015, South West Trains passengers will be unable
to interchange at Waterloo East for London Bridge as services will
not be stopping at London Bridge. This is expected to continue until
August 2016.

How many people made that change?

Or does the London Bridge works mean that some people will be
commuting into Waterloo and connecting to LB, rather than commuting
direct to LB?

I don't think so

all of the SET services that are no longer running to CX are diverted to
Vic

Do any of those services have a possibility of changing at Clapham
Junction for Waterloo?

How would they manage that?

--
Colin Rosenstiel

In message , at 12:26:40
on Sun, 14 Dec 2014, remarked:
all of the SET services that are no longer running to CX are diverted to
Vic

Do any of those services have a possibility of changing at Clapham
Junction for Waterloo?

How would they manage that?

Dunno. I was under the impression that Clapham Junction also served some
trains to Victoria.
--
Roland Perry