On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 05:26:03PM +0200, Robin9 wrote:

I've just read an article in today's Evening Standard about some London

Assembly politicians disagreeing with a southward extension of the
Bakerloo Line.
I didn't know an extension was being seriously considered - in fact I
still don't -
but apparently the Mayor has instructed TfL to plan an extension via
Lewisham
to Bromley. According to the Standard, those disagreeing feel an
extension in a
more south-westerly direction would serve Londoners better.

I expect that they mean it would serve their constituents better.

The south west already has a little bit of service from the District
line. The south already has a little bit of service from the Northern
line. the south east has ****-all.

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