In article , wrote:
From the TFL website:-

"WOOD LANE STATION: No step free access to the westbound platform due
to a faulty lift." !!

Yes, I was there last night and both sets of lifts are faulty and barriered off
(there's two lifts on each side - quite the luxury when they're working).

In the rush to open the station, perhaps the QA procedures weren't quite
thorough enough..

"Mr Premise" wrote in message
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In article
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wrote:
From the TFL website:-

"WOOD LANE STATION: No step free access to the westbound platform due
to a faulty lift." !!

Yes, I was there last night and both sets of lifts are faulty and
barriered off
(there's two lifts on each side - quite the luxury when they're working).

In the rush to open the station, perhaps the QA procedures weren't quite
thorough enough..


Unlikely that four lifts would suffer random faults together - it could be
that some check or adjustment is due after somany hours public use. If so
though, that would surely be done when closed to the public if possible...

Paul S

In message , at 11:30:32 on
Sat, 18 Oct 2008, Mr Premise remarked:
In the rush to open the station, perhaps the QA procedures weren't quite
thorough enough.

Same at St Pancras - one of the two escalators from the upper to lower
level if you arrive from the Midland Mainline has been out of use for at
least the last couple of weeks.
--
Roland Perry