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Dear All
I hope I've come to the right place to ask this question. I was commenting with a colleague recently how she (living in Sevenoaks) takes a similar amount of time as me (in Raynes Park) to get into work (we're based in Monument). It made me wonder if anyone has re-designed a London travel map in terms of time frame of reference - i.e. shortest time taken to get to a major London station (e.g. Waterloo, Victoria, London Bridge, Liverpool Street etc.) from around the south-east? Just interested from a commuting viewpoint. Regards Richard |
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