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TfL's publicity about travel arrangements for the Notting Hill
Carnival this year seems rather poor - I don't think there's a leaflet out this year detailing the arrangements, unlike many previous years running. Furthermore the information provided on TfL's website isn't too great either: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/gettingaround/Nottinghillcarnival/ In particular I'm thinking about the bus information, or rather lack thereof - on the above page there's a zoomable map showing the bus (re-)routes, which can also be viewed/downloaded as a PDF, but there's no text whatsoever that describes all the many changes made to bus routes that normally serve the area, nor indeed is there any explicit mention of the three express bus services that are laid on especially for the carnival (2X, 36X and 436X) - they just appear on the map, but are not flagged up or anything. I know that the TfL publicity budget has been cut back - this can be seen with 'Rudolph the Roundel-nosed Reindeer' having made two repeat appearances on the front of the Xmas & New Year travel info leaflet, and the same cover design for the Carnival leaflet also featured two years in a row - but even if the decision had been made not to produce a leaflet for this weekend's event as a cost cutting measure, the lack of any more detailed information on the TfL website is kinda shabby - this is, after all, something that up to a million people go to each year. Ok, semi-rant over. On a related theme, can anyone say when LT first started providing special express bus services to the Carnival? |
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, Mizter T writes but even if the decision had been made not to produce a leaflet for this weekend's event as a cost cutting measure, the lack of any more detailed information on the TfL website is kinda shabby Could the lack of a leaflet be because there was a serious risk that this year's carnival might be cancelled in the wake of the riots earlier in the month? It was only a couple of weeks ago that the decision was taken to go ahead, although with an early curfew of 7pm (which in itself might have made the information on a printed leaflet partially out of date). -- Paul Terry |
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TfL's publicity about travel arrangements for the Notting Hill
Carnival this year seems rather poor Might some allowance be made for changes to the hours of carnival made rather late in the day? In any event the carnival site links to http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/gettingaro...dy-leaflet.pdf which it and others sites suggests is available from tube stations. -- Robin PM may be sent to rbw0{at}hotmail{dot}com |
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