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It seems that this is another example of Network Rail wanting to turn
a prime site into a shopping centre, but just about tolerating passengers (as being the prime source of customers for the shops). What's really needed is small booths selling coffee etc. at platform level for those of us compelled to use the trains - at a position convenient to the trains. Who, in a rush to get their cattletruck home, is going to go up escalators into a "shopping experience" in search of a cup of tea? Interesting to note that the one ground-floor level shop remaining in the artist's impression is some sort of fashion emporium. That says it all really! I've just to GOT to get my latest Gucci handbag en route to platform 19 for the 18.20 to Staines! Marc. |
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