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Old December 28th 15, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Basil Jet[_4_] View Post
I notice that "Nine Elms" roundels have gone up all over the hoarding
surrounding the former Sainsburys opposite Wilcox Road.

Boris has also ceremonially started a conveyor belt from the Battersea
station site to the Thames. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcjSnzw38iI

Maybe they should have just built a two way conveyor from Battersea to
Vauxhall and then we wouldn't need the railway ;-)
Many a true word spoken in jest. I remain to be convinced that
huge numbers of people are going to use this new extension to a
housing development designed and priced for yuppies.

It's quite possible that a travelator would have been sufficient.
 
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