Late-night Tube plan announced
 

"Dave Liney" wrote in message
.. .

"Sir Benjamin Nunn" wrote in message
...

What about people who've been out on Saturday, but whose trains (or
****ing replacement coaches) arrive late back into London?

All the operators are guilty, but thinking specifically of Virgin Trains
West Coast mainline, it is not unlikely for trains from Glasgow,
Liverpool etc. to be delayed by more than an hour or two throughout the
course of their journey?

The /last/ thing I want to do when I've been travelling for about six
hours is to have to extended my journey further via a combination of
night buses to get to my destination.

When I was delayed by 1.5 hours coming into Euston on the last train and
so had missed the last tube Virgin paid for a taxi back to Clapham for me.
I thought that was standard.


When I was delayed by 4 hours on a ****ing rubbish coach, they said there
would be someone there at Euston to arrange taxis. There wasn't.

We all had to arrange and pay for our own taxis, and I'm still waiting to be
reimbursed.

BTN

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

"Chris" wrote in message
om...

The /last/ thing I want to do when I've been travelling for about six
hours
is to have to extended my journey further via a combination of night
buses
to get to my destination.


So I presume you are for the extended openning then?


Very much so.

Ideally, I'd like to see some sort of 24-hour service, or at the very least
high-speed replacement nightbuses that only called at the stations.

BTN

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:

You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction - Kilburn) which
cross the centre without terminating.

How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney then?

--
Colin Rosenstiel

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:


You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction - Kilburn) which
cross the centre without terminating.


How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney then?

Oops. I was trying to correct Putney to Roehampton, but accidentally
corrected Baker Street to Roehampton. It's meant to be Baker Street to
Roehampton.

--
Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Dave
Arquati) wrote:

You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction - Kilburn) which
cross the centre without terminating.

How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney then?

Oops. I was trying to correct Putney to Roehampton, but accidentally
corrected Baker Street to Roehampton. It's meant to be Baker Street to
Roehampton.

Thanks. I'm not sure I even count Roehampton to Baker Street as crossing
the centre either as it happens.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:


Colin Rosenstiel wrote:

In article , (Dave
Arquati) wrote:


You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction - Kilburn) which
cross the centre without terminating.

How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney then?


Oops. I was trying to correct Putney to Roehampton, but accidentally
corrected Baker Street to Roehampton. It's meant to be Baker Street to
Roehampton.


Thanks. I'm not sure I even count Roehampton to Baker Street as crossing
the centre either as it happens.

Depends on your definition of the centre! It enters the congestion
charging zone and it spends a significant portion of its journey in Zone 1.


--
Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

On Mon, 29 Nov 2004, Dave Arquati wrote:

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:

In article , (Dave
Arquati) wrote:

You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction - Kilburn) which
cross the centre without terminating.

How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney then?

Oops. I was trying to correct Putney to Roehampton, but accidentally
corrected Baker Street to Roehampton. It's meant to be Baker Street to
Roehampton.

Thanks. I'm not sure I even count Roehampton to Baker Street as crossing
the centre either as it happens.

Depends on your definition of the centre! It enters the congestion
charging zone and it spends a significant portion of its journey in Zone
1.

Doesn't go anywhere central, though, does it? Hyde Park Corner? Park Lane?
Marble Arch? All distinctly west. You've spent too much time at Kensington
Polytechnic (or whatever it's called these days), young man!

tom

--
Gin makes a man mean; let's booze up and riot!

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

Tom Anderson wrote:
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004, Dave Arquati wrote:


Colin Rosenstiel wrote:

In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:


Colin Rosenstiel wrote:


In article , (Dave
Arquati) wrote:


You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction - Kilburn) which
cross the centre without terminating.

How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney then?

Oops. I was trying to correct Putney to Roehampton, but accidentally
corrected Baker Street to Roehampton. It's meant to be Baker Street to
Roehampton.

Thanks. I'm not sure I even count Roehampton to Baker Street as crossing
the centre either as it happens.

Depends on your definition of the centre! It enters the congestion
charging zone and it spends a significant portion of its journey in Zone
1.


Doesn't go anywhere central, though, does it? Hyde Park Corner? Park Lane?
Marble Arch? All distinctly west.

Don't say that to all those bloody tourists queueing at Gloucester Road
on a Saturday morning for day travelcards. They might think their hotels
weren't central enough.

You've spent too much time at Kensington
Polytechnic (or whatever it's called these days), young man!

Well, they didn't produce 14 Nobel laureates by letting the students
stay at home all day...


--
Dave Arquati
Imperial College, SW7
www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

In article , (Dave Arquati)
wrote:

I'm not sure I even count Roehampton to Baker Street as
crossing the centre either as it happens.

Depends on your definition of the centre! It enters the congestion
charging zone and it spends a significant portion of its journey in
Zone 1.

Doesn't cross Zone 1 and emerge the other side though.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

Late-night Tube plan announced
 

Tom Anderson wrote:
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004, Dave Arquati wrote:

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:
In article , (Dave
Arquati) wrote:

Colin Rosenstiel wrote:

In article , (Dave
Arquati) wrote:

You have routes like the N74 (Roehampton - Putney), N28
(Wandsworth - Camden Town) and N31 (Clapham Junction -
Kilburn) which cross the centre without terminating.

How does the N74 cross the centre between Roehampton and Putney
then?

Oops. I was trying to correct Putney to Roehampton, but
accidentally corrected Baker Street to Roehampton. It's meant to
be Baker Street to Roehampton.

Thanks. I'm not sure I even count Roehampton to Baker Street as
crossing the centre either as it happens.

Depends on your definition of the centre! It enters the congestion
charging zone and it spends a significant portion of its journey
in Zone 1.

Doesn't go anywhere central, though, does it? Hyde Park Corner?
Park Lane? Marble Arch? All distinctly west.

Considering that Hyde Park Corner was at one time the point from which
distances from London were measured (before being replaced for that task
by Charing Cross), it would seem to eminently central.
--
Richard J.
(to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address)