In message , at 17:52:45
on Sun, 24 May 2015, remarked:
In article , (Roland
Perry) wrote:

In message , at
13:29:43 on Sun, 24 May 2015, remarked:
Stratford to Bishops Stortford serves six stations in Greater
London, and five beyond.

Via the Lea Valley route which we have already identified as the only
remaining AGA route in Greater London. Do keep up!

Although that was probably in the context of Liverpool St services.

AGA will still have London services other than from Liverpool St from
31st May?

Yes. Stratford to Bishops Stortford.

That is no more a London service than Liverpool St to Hertford East or
Bishop's Stortford and beyond with similar proportions of stations inside
and outside the zones. Although there are 6 stations within the zones
between Stratford and Bishop's Stortford,

To which it is providing a service. It's not compulsory to end your
journey at Harlow or Bishops Startford.

they aren't all in Greater London. that only covers zones 1-6.

I'm taking my definition of "London" as what's shown on TfL's map of
"London rail and tube services" (see the thread title).

--
Roland Perry

In article , (Roland
Perry) wrote:

In message , at
17:52:45 on Sun, 24 May 2015, remarked:
In article ,
(Roland Perry) wrote:

In message , at
13:29:43 on Sun, 24 May 2015, remarked:
Stratford to Bishops Stortford serves six stations in Greater
London, and five beyond.

Via the Lea Valley route which we have already identified as the
only remaining AGA route in Greater London. Do keep up!

Although that was probably in the context of Liverpool St services.

AGA will still have London services other than from Liverpool St from
31st May?

Yes. Stratford to Bishops Stortford.

That is no more a London service than Liverpool St to Hertford East or
Bishop's Stortford and beyond with similar proportions of stations inside
and outside the zones. Although there are 6 stations within the zones
between Stratford and Bishop's Stortford,

To which it is providing a service. It's not compulsory to end your
journey at Harlow or Bishops Startford.

they aren't all in Greater London. that only covers zones 1-6.

I'm taking my definition of "London" as what's shown on TfL's map of
"London rail and tube services" (see the thread title).

Zones beyond 6 are only there to allow Oyster to work outside Greater
London. Are you asking for Oyster zones all the way to Bishop's Stortford?

--
Colin Rosenstiel

In message , at 07:28:17
on Mon, 25 May 2015, remarked:
I'm taking my definition of "London" as what's shown on TfL's map of
"London rail and tube services" (see the thread title).

Zones beyond 6 are only there to allow Oyster to work outside Greater
London. Are you asking for Oyster zones all the way to Bishop's Stortford?

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map to
be generally understood as being in London.
--
Roland Perry

In article , (Roland
Perry) wrote:

In message , at
07:28:17 on Mon, 25 May 2015, remarked:
I'm taking my definition of "London" as what's shown on TfL's map of
"London rail and tube services" (see the thread title).

Zones beyond 6 are only there to allow Oyster to work outside Greater
London. Are you asking for Oyster zones all the way to Bishop's
Stortford?

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map
to be generally understood as being in London.

You say. I doubt they would agree with you in Hertfordshire.

And the STAR service could not be handed over to LO unless its stations were
added to the Oyster zones.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

In message , at 09:00:46
on Mon, 25 May 2015, remarked:
I'm taking my definition of "London" as what's shown on TfL's map of
"London rail and tube services" (see the thread title).

Zones beyond 6 are only there to allow Oyster to work outside Greater
London. Are you asking for Oyster zones all the way to Bishop's
Stortford?

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map
to be generally understood as being in London.

You say. I doubt they would agree with you in Hertfordshire.

The stations in question are inside the green belt (although some might
say anomalously so).

http://londongreenbeltcouncil.org.uk...gbmapleaflet15
..02.15.pdf
--
Roland Perry

"Roland Perry" wrote

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map
to be generally understood as being in London.

You say. I doubt they would agree with you in Hertfordshire.

The stations in question are inside the green belt (although some might
say anomalously so).

http://londongreenbeltcouncil.org.uk...gbmapleaflet15
..02.15.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Green_Belt

Goes out to Guildford, Windsor and more so Metropolitan-but outside-London




--
Mike D

In message , at 20:18:25 on Mon, 25
May 2015, Michael R N Dolbear remarked:

"Roland Perry" wrote

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map
to be generally understood as being in London.

You say. I doubt they would agree with you in Hertfordshire.

The stations in question are inside the green belt (although some might
say anomalously so).

http://londongreenbeltcouncil.org.uk...gbmapleaflet15
.02.15.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Green_Belt

Goes out to Guildford, Windsor and more so Metropolitan-but outside-London

Did you look at the flyer I posted? It shows that the area adjacent to
the railway line, all the way to Broxbourne, isn't designated green
belt.
--
Roland Perry

In article , (Roland
Perry) wrote:

In message , at
09:00:46
on Mon, 25 May 2015, remarked:
I'm taking my definition of "London" as what's shown on TfL's map of
"London rail and tube services" (see the thread title).

Zones beyond 6 are only there to allow Oyster to work outside Greater
London. Are you asking for Oyster zones all the way to Bishop's
Stortford?

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map
to be generally understood as being in London.

You say. I doubt they would agree with you in Hertfordshire.

The stations in question are inside the green belt (although some might
say anomalously so).


http://londongreenbeltcouncil.org.uk...leaflet15.02.1
5.pdf

Hertford East and Bishop's Stortford? Doesn't look like it to me.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

In message , at 15:21:21
on Mon, 25 May 2015, remarked:

No, just for the stations on the "London rail and tube services" map
to be generally understood as being in London.

You say. I doubt they would agree with you in Hertfordshire.

The stations in question are inside the green belt (although some might
say anomalously so).


http://londongreenbeltcouncil.org.uk/lgbc%20website/pdf/mgbmapleaflet15.02.15.pdf

Hertford East and Bishop's Stortford? Doesn't look like it to me.

Those aren't on the "London rail and tube services" map either.
--
Roland Perry