"Dave Arquati" wrote in message
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http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/n..._the_way.p hp

(begin quote)
"More Tube delays on the way
Waterloo, City and Northern lines need to be closed for vital repair work.

By Danny Brierley

LONDONERS have been warned to expect closures on three busy Tube lines for
months at a time.

Sections of the Waterloo, City and Northern lines need to be closed for
vital repair work to be carried out.

Tim O' Toole, London Underground's Managing Director, told the London
Assembly that this would need to happen for vital work to be completed on
the network. Proposals are being put forward to shut the lines on several
different occasions."
(end quote)

Sorry Mr Brierly, but have you used the Underground?

Does he mean

- Waterloo & City and Northern lines (in which case it's only two lines)

- Bakerloo, something and Northern lines (three lines, but what's the
missing one?)

Either way, sounds as if he's never seen an Underground map in his life!

"Martin Underwood" wrote in message
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"Dave Arquati" wrote in message
...
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/n..._the_way.p hp

(begin quote)
"More Tube delays on the way
Waterloo, City and Northern lines need to be closed for vital
repair work.

By Danny Brierley

LONDONERS have been warned to expect closures on three busy Tube
lines for months at a time.

Sections of the Waterloo, City and Northern lines need to be closed
for vital repair work to be carried out.

Tim O' Toole, London Underground's Managing Director, told the
London Assembly that this would need to happen for vital work to be
completed on the network. Proposals are being put forward to shut
the lines on several different occasions."
(end quote)

Sorry Mr Brierly, but have you used the Underground?

Does he mean

- Waterloo & City and Northern lines (in which case it's only two
lines)


I don't know, but I would suspect this one, taking each of the central
london branches as two "separate" lines.

dans le message de ...
"Matt Wheeler" a écrit
"Martin Underwood" wrote in message
...
"Dave Arquati" wrote in message
...

http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/n..._the_way.p hp

(begin quote)
"More Tube delays on the way
Waterloo, City and Northern lines need to be closed for vital
repair work.

By Danny Brierley

LONDONERS have been warned to expect closures on three busy Tube
lines for months at a time.

Sections of the Waterloo, City and Northern lines need to be closed
for vital repair work to be carried out.

Tim O' Toole, London Underground's Managing Director, told the
London Assembly that this would need to happen for vital work to be
completed on the network. Proposals are being put forward to shut
the lines on several different occasions."
(end quote)

Sorry Mr Brierly, but have you used the Underground?

Does he mean

- Waterloo & City and Northern lines (in which case it's only two
lines)


I don't know, but I would suspect this one, taking each of the central
london branches as two "separate" lines.

Well, that's what the BBC thinks too, according to :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4336689.stm

Regards,

- Alan (in Brussels)

On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 20:53:57 -0000, "Martin Underwood"
wrote:

- Waterloo & City and Northern lines (in which case it's only two lines)

- Bakerloo, something and Northern lines (three lines, but what's the
missing one?)

Either way, sounds as if he's never seen an Underground map in his life!

The autoannouncer on one of the lines (might be the Vic, but I can't
remember) seems to think there's a "Circle and Hammersmith" line
(without the "and City" suffix). Whether this is cock-up or
conspiracy I'm really not sure.

Neil

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"Neil Williams" wrote in message
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The autoannouncer on one of the lines (might be the Vic,
but I can't remember) seems to think there's a "Circle and
Hammersmith" line (without the "and City" suffix).

This phrase is used within LU, but like "Inner Rail" it's something that
shouldn't leak through into announcements.

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