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May 23rd 07, 09:45 PM
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East London Railway
Hi
The east london line is, as I'm sure you're aware, being extended. I am very puzzled by one point. The old NLL City branch viaduct is capable of taking four tracks. Most of the bridges have been replaces or repaired over the last year or so. Are the replacement bridges capable of taking four tracks? If so does OK (Our ken) have it in mind to run a semi fast service along the line (missing out Hoxton and Haggerston) as well as a stopping service? After all on the original NLL the trains from Broad Street to Richmond/Watford ran fast to Dalston Junction, with only those to Poplar stopping at Shoreditch and Haggerston. Paula Oh and PS hi everyone this is my first post here. |
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