There are often lots of open unstaffed stations. This is because of the
staff cuts under the Shorter Working Week Project. Stations with sets
of points/fire alarm systems/other staff that book on nearby are
attempted to be staffed. This must be by someone Supervisor grade and
above.

Sherrif Ken said after Tom Ap Rhys Price was murdered at Kensal that no
station would go unstaffed......well....


John B wrote:

wrote:
Are there any LU stations which are completely unstaffed? I know that
there are some with no staffed ticket offices but unsure whether they
retain any other staff?

Only the smaller Silverlink-managed stations on the Bakerloo. All
LUL-managed stations are staffed at all times (as will be all London
Overground stations, apparently).

--
John Band
john at johnband dot org
www.johnband.org

On 11 Oct 2006 02:00:05 -0700, "chunky munky"
wrote:

There are often lots of open unstaffed stations. This is because of the
staff cuts under the Shorter Working Week Project. Stations with sets
of points/fire alarm systems/other staff that book on nearby are
attempted to be staffed. This must be by someone Supervisor grade and
above.

Sherrif Ken said after Tom Ap Rhys Price was murdered at Kensal that no
station would go unstaffed......well....

But Kensal Green's a Silverlink-managed station, not LU.