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Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local
newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from: http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 The ticket offices LUL proposes to close a Barkingside, Becontree, Boston Manor, Buckhurst Hill, Cannon Street, Canons Park, Chesham, Chiswick Park, Chorleywood, Croxley, Debden, East Putney, Fairlop, Hornchurch, Goldhawk Road, Ickenham, Latimer Road, Mansion House, Mill Hill East, Moor Park, North Ealing, North Harrow, Northwood Hills, Park Royal, Perivale, Ravenscourt Park, Regents Park, Royal Oak, Ruislip, Ruislip Gardens, South Ruislip, Sudbury Hill, Temple, Totteridge & Wealdstone, Upney, West Acton, West Finchley, West Harrow, West Ruislip and Wimbledon Park. In addition, LUL also proposes to shut Canary Wharf (East), Seven Sisters (B) Southwark (West) and Waterloo (International). There are further ticket offices set to reduce their opening hours, including: Oxford Circus (Argyll Street) to close, Hainault to close weekends, Wanstead to close weekends, Waterloo (Shell) to close on Saturdays, Mornington Crescent to close weekends, Goodge Street to close weekends, Alperton to close on Sundays, South Harrow to close weekends, Sudbury Town to close weekends, Barbican to close Sundays, Moorgate (main) to close Saturdays, Shepherds Bush (H&C) to close Sundays, Westbourne Park to close weekends, Dagenham East to close weekends, Dagenham Heathway to close on Sundays, Elm Park to close weekends, Bow Road to close weekends, Bromley By Bow to close weekends, Baker Street (Met) to close Sundays, Euston Square to close Sundays, Great Portland Street to close Sundays, Eastcote to close Sundays, Hillingdon to close Sundays, Northwick Park to close Sundays, Ruislip Manor to close Sundays, Chalfont & Latimer to close Weekends, Northwood to close on Sundays, Pinner to close on Sundays, Rickmansworth to close on Sundays and Watford to close on Sundays. Lambeth North to lose window service between 1430-1630 Mon to Fri, Warwick Avenue 1400-1700 M-F, Epping 1600-1900 M-F, Loughton 1200-1500 M-F, South Woodford 1330-1630 M-F, Woodford 1330-1630 M-F, Waterloo( Shell) 1000-1400 M-F, Dollis Hill 1330-1600 M-F, Mornington Crescent 1100-1630 M-F, Tufnell Park 1400-1700 M-F, High Barnet 1330-1600 M-F, Kennington 1400-1630, Bow Road 1000-1600 M-F, and in addition they propose to remove the current afternoon peak window service from the following stations: Hainault, Redbridge, Snaresbrook Wanstead, Woodside Park, South Harrow, Cockfosters, Westbourne Park, Dagenham East, Hillingdon, Ruislip Manor, Northwood, Pinner, Rickmansworth, and Watford. |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
On May 17, 6:45 pm, chunky munky
wrote: Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from:http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 Does this mean that the gates will all be open (where there are any) or that staff will be standing there not selling tickets? |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
"MIG" wrote in message oups.com... On May 17, 6:45 pm, chunky munky wrote: Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from:http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 Does this mean that the gates will all be open (where there are any) or that staff will be standing there not selling tickets? When is this meant to be happening? |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
On May 18, 8:54 am, wrote:
"MIG" wrote in message oups.com... On May 17, 6:45 pm, chunky munky wrote: Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from:http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 Does this mean that the gates will all be open (where there are any) or that staff will be standing there not selling tickets? When is this meant to be happening? By the end of the year, so I am led to believe. Regents Park will re- open without a Ticket Office as it has already been removed. If the Gateline cannot be monitored, either directly or remotely then it should be left open, so it depends on staffing levels and CCTV availability. If you go to a ticket window, the member of staff (if safe to do so) is meant to assist you in using a Passenger Operated Machine. If this is broken they can either visit a newsagents or can travel and pay at their destination, but what they CANT do is be sold a ticket from, the, errmm, Ticket Office. The seller then leaves themselves open to disciplinary action. Not exactly World Class..... |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
chunky munky wrote:
On May 18, 8:54 am, wrote: "MIG" wrote in message oups.com... On May 17, 6:45 pm, chunky munky wrote: Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from:http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 Does this mean that the gates will all be open (where there are any) or that staff will be standing there not selling tickets? When is this meant to be happening? By the end of the year, so I am led to believe. Regents Park will re- open without a Ticket Office as it has already been removed. If the Gateline cannot be monitored, either directly or remotely then it should be left open, so it depends on staffing levels and CCTV availability. If you go to a ticket window, the member of staff (if safe to do so) is meant to assist you in using a Passenger Operated Machine. If this is broken they can either visit a newsagents or can travel and pay at their destination, but what they CANT do is be sold a ticket from, the, errmm, Ticket Office. The seller then leaves themselves open to disciplinary action. Not exactly World Class..... It is actually. The same policy is being implemented on the Paris Métro. As stations are being refurbished, extra ticket machines are being installed and the ticket office becomes an information point, staffed during most of the day. It's a logical consequence of the growth of Oyster in London and Navigo in Paris (similar to Oyster but without PAYG). -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
If you go to a ticket window, the member of staff (if safe to do so)
is meant to assist you in using a Passenger Operated Machine. If this is broken they can either visit a newsagents or can travel and pay at their destination, but what they CANT do is be sold a ticket from, the, errmm, Ticket Office. The seller then leaves themselves open to disciplinary action. So what do they expect you to do if you have a Customer Charter Refund voucher? It seems strange that they can only make refunds by paper voucher and not by crediting an Oyster card directly. |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
Yes - staff will be standing by active (i.e. closed) barrier gates but
refusing to sell tickets. BTW how do you buy a privelege ticket in suh circumstances? |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
chunky munky wrote:
Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from: http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 snip What happens if you want a new Oyster Card, will there be Oyster Dispensers here like those seen elsewhere? What if you want a ticket the machines can't produce (eg: Priv/Staff 75% discount)? |
Next round of Ticket Office closures announced
Mojo wrote:
chunky munky wrote: Get used to either using the ticket machines or visiting the local newsagent if you want to travel...... Taken from: http://www.workersliberty.org/node/8463 snip What happens if you want a new Oyster Card, will there be Oyster Dispensers here like those seen elsewhere? What if you want a ticket the machines can't produce (eg: Priv/Staff 75% discount)? You get your Oyster PRIV enabled by filling out the appropriate form from the Rail Staff Travel section of the ATOC website [1] and getting it authorised by your Manager, then taking it to an Underground Ticket Office that *is* open. If you use your Oyster for commuting, or other Business purposes, then you also need to stump up a £3 deposit to get a new card. If you want a Railcard-discounted Off-Peak Travelcard, you need to go to a National Rail Ticket Office (if you want Amersham as well) or Ticket Machine (if you don't). HTH, Barry [1] http://www.atoc.org/rst/Application_Forms.asp |
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