On Thu, 20 May 2004, Mike Bristow wrote:

In article ,
Tom Anderson wrote:
Why is there not much point? What about people who live in Epping or West
Ruislip and want to get home late at night?

Where are they coming from? Leytonstone? Not likely. More likely
to be the West End - and the suggestion was not to run the tube
24/7 through that area.

Ah, seem to have missed that point; sorry!

tom

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In article ,
Mike Bristow wrote:
Where are they coming from? Leytonstone? Not likely. More likely
to be the West End - and the suggestion was not to run the tube
24/7 through that area.

Seems to be catering for the really small market of people who go
clubbing at Kirkdales, or who have already endured a long bus
journey.

You mean there are clubs that close before the Tubes start ?
Well there are on Sunday mornings, of course ... hours spent at Highbury...

Nick
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In article ,
Nick Leverton wrote:
In article ,
Mike Bristow wrote:
Where are they coming from? Leytonstone? Not likely. More likely
to be the West End - and the suggestion was not to run the tube
24/7 through that area.

Seems to be catering for the really small market of people who go
clubbing at Kirkdales, or who have already endured a long bus
journey.

You mean there are clubs that close before the Tubes start ?

In Leytonstone? Yep.

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round and round all day (if you're sufficiently sad).

Also, you never have to miss your stop, just wait for it to come round again
(I did steal this idea from someone else).

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