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... "Paul Scott" wrote in message ... I've read that a 'steel framed box' is being built to allow building work to proceed 24/7 around the running railway. No idea about the signalling, although you would have to assume that the timescales would allow some changes to be worthwhile. What would it take to reset a starter signal to a standard wayside Has anyone any idea where the displaced passengers have ended up, the advice seems to be to either walk to Mansion House or Temple, Whichever is closer, I supppose. More or less the same distance, so Mansion House for eastbound, Temple for westbound (District/Circle in both cases, of course). But isn't Mansion House closed at weekends? And if so, wouldn't it be a good idea to open it during the Blackfriars closure? With Cannon Street also closed at weekends, it will be fast from Temple to Monument :-) or stay on train until City Thameslink. For anyone originally intending to change to the Underground at Blackfriars, that is just duff advice. Regards Jonathan |
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