Spyke wrote:
In message ,
Richard J. writes
Spyke wrote:
At the moment (Tuesday 20:30ish) the Tube website is reporting
'Good Service' on all lines except the Northern, when supposedly
the
strike should've started 2 hours ago.
Is this really the case or just LUL being slow to communicate
information?

I assume it's because the site staff are on strike. The LU press
centre have promised an update to the media at 21:00 this evening,
so perhaps we'll get something posted then. The RMT site is, as
usual, 4 days behind the times.

The site has now been updated to show 'limited service' on all
lines, so obviously they were just being a bit slow or the strike
took time to take effect.

It also says "Update at 21.00 hours - last trains will be leaving
central London shortly[,] after which there will be no further Tube
services tonight." This is on the LU home page. The LU and TfL "Live
Travel News" pages had no such info, but in the last few minutes have
started to put up "no service" messages for various lines.
--
Richard J.
(to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address)

"Spyke" wrote in message
...
At the moment (Tuesday 20:30ish) the Tube website is reporting 'Good
Service' on all lines except the Northern, when supposedly the strike
should've started 2 hours ago.
Is this really the case or just LUL being slow to communicate
information?
--
Spyke
Address is valid, but messages are treated as junk. The opinions I express
do
not necessarily reflect those of the educational institution from which I
post.

The strike won't really bite until tomorrow. Only staff booking on after
6.30pm won't turn up - AFAIK nobody is walking out at 6.30pm despite the
press reporting, and those already working at 6.30pm will complete their
shift (they just won't work tomorrow afternoon / evening).

I thought that LUL were scare mongering a bit by telling people they had to
have their journeys complete by 6.30pm.

Colin wrote:

I thought that LUL were scare mongering a bit by telling people they had to
have their journeys complete by 6.30pm.

They were probably being cautious, because trains were in fact running
later than that. I got to Regents Park station at about 2015, where
there was a notice saying that the last southbound train would be at
2032 (I didn't notice the time of the last northbound). About a minute
after I got to the platform a train arrived, almost empty; there were
only 3 or 4 people in the leading car. The position wasn't much
different when I got out at Charing Cross.

--
John Ray, London UK.

Spyke wrote in message
...
At the moment (Tuesday 20:30ish) the Tube website is reporting 'Good
Service' on all lines except the Northern, when supposedly the strike
should've started 2 hours ago.
Is this really the case or just LUL being slow to communicate
information?
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No service on the LU! ouch!!!!!!!!!!

http://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/nexus/