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March 12th 06, 03:14 PM posted to uk.transport.london
David Boothroyd
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July Bombing Train returned to service
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(David) wrote:
Just heard on the news that survivers of the July tube bombings have
criticised LU's decision to return 4 cars of the Piccadilly Line train
involved back to service. I assume this would be the undamaged set.
Whilst I have every sympathy for those involved, this does seem rather
extreme. Would they prefer the whole train be scrapped resulting
overcrowding on the remaining trains.
There does seem to be a modern fashion for removing all traces of
areas where bad things have happened. It's really quite irrational.
No-one thought of demolishing Rillington Place after the murders
there.
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