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![]() "Neil Williams" wrote in message ... On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 04:09:05 +0000, Ernst S Blofeld wrote: "Ken Livingstone, the Mayor of London, is preparing to submit a bid next year to take over most of Southern, one of the biggest train franchises, from 2009. He is also drawing up plans to take control of all commuter trains that terminate in the capital, including those that start their journeys well beyond Greater London." http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle2903879.ece There is a precedent on a far smaller scale of Merseyrail, which operates outside the boundaries of the PTE... "He is also drawing up plans to take control of all commuter trains that terminate in the capital, including those that start their journeys well beyond Greater London." How far is well beyond Greater London? Looking at the SWML, might it be Portsmouth, Southampton or Bournemouth? On the WCML might it be Coventry or Birmingham? Or are these not actually 'commuter trains' after all, despite being full of pax going to London every day... Oh and I see he's going to have all of 2 new TfL board members to look after whatever this area turns out to be? Paul |
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