Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is closed until
2010 that could get very annoying. Its bad enough having to listen to the
"avoid changing at Bank" annoucement.

wrote:
Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is
closed until 2010

Especially since it won't be part of the Underground then anyway. I
expect they'll continue until the people who write the leaflets about
weekend closures have cottoned on.

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Richard J.
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wrote:
Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is
closed until 2010

Especially since it won't be part of the Underground then anyway. I
expect they'll continue until the people who write the leaflets about
weekend closures have cottoned on.

--
Richard J.
(to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address)

Lol how long has it been closed for now? A month?

On 10 Jan, 18:56, wrote:
"Richard J." wrote in message

. uk...

wrote:
Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is
closed until 2010

Especially since it won't be part of the Underground then anyway. *I
expect they'll continue until the people who write the leaflets about
weekend closures have cottoned on.

--
Richard J.
(to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address)

Lol how long has it been closed for now? A month?

About eighteen days I think.

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:35:46 GMT, wrote:

Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is closed until
2010 that could get very annoying. Its bad enough having to listen to the
"avoid changing at Bank" annoucement.

Ah, yes. Please avoid changing trains at Bank Monument Station...

On Jan 10, 8:10 pm, asdf wrote:
Ah, yes. Please avoid changing trains at Bank Monument Station...

I think if, after the escalator work is done, these should be kept but
altered

"Please avoid changing trains at Bank/Monument station. There's no
particular reason, it's just a bad idea generally. Don't do it,
kids."

--
Abi

wrote in message
...
Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is closed
until 2010 that could get very annoying. Its bad enough having to listen
to the "avoid changing at Bank" annoucement.


But I guess tourists and visitors may need reminding.

On 10 Jan, 20:48, Abigail Brady wrote:
On Jan 10, 8:10 pm, asdf wrote:

Ah, yes. Please avoid changing trains at Bank Monument Station...

I think if, after the escalator work is done, these should be kept but
altered

"Please avoid changing trains at Bank/Monument station. There's no
particular reason, it's just a bad idea generally. Don't do it,
kids."


Well if you're changing between the Northern Line (Bank) and the
Circle/District (Monument) there are absolutely no problems in either
directions. Did it a few hours ago. It's not even very far.

PaulO

wrote:
Are they really going to keep annoucing the East London Line is
closed until 2010 that could get very annoying. Its bad enough having
to listen to the "avoid changing at Bank" annoucement.

They need to keep announcing it until their colleagues designing the weekend
diversions for the other lines have realised...

Paul S

On 10 Jan, 20:48, Abigail Brady wrote:
On Jan 10, 8:10 pm, asdf wrote:

Ah, yes. Please avoid changing trains at Bank Monument Station...

I think if, after the escalator work is done, these should be kept but
altered

"Please avoid changing trains at Bank/Monument station. *There's no
particular reason, it's just a bad idea generally. *Don't do it,
kids."

"Please avoid changing trains at Bank/Monument station. It's hard
enough for us to keep track of them, without you lot moving them
about."

Hth

Henry