Helen Deborah Vecht ) gurgled happily, sounding
much like they were saying :

(13 does pass Marble Arch tube though)

13's still RM, isn't it?

Thank gawd they didn't hurt an RM...

In message , at 19:46:25 on
Thu, 7 Jul 2005, Mike Hughes remarked:
*if* the Heathrow Express was working then this is the most expensive
railway journey in the UK (or possibly the world) on a cost per mile
basis.

No, there are several more expensive. The prize in the UK probably
belongs to the Snowdon Mountain Railway.
--
Roland Perry

"Paul Terry" wrote in message
...
The Stagecoach website is now confirming that it was a bus on their
route 30. This would not normally travel down Woburn Place, so I presume
a diversion must have been in operation - or perhaps it was being turned
for a short run due to the build-up of traffic on the Euston Road. Small
comfort, but at least this meant that the explosion occurred outside the
BMA, where a team of doctors were able to provide immediate assistance.

One thing we were speculating in the office this afternoon was where on the
bus (Stagecoach London standard ALX400 Trident by the looks of what little
was left) the on board CCTV footage is recorded/stored. In other words
would the CCTV tapes have survived the explosion if they where under the
staircase (That's where I speculated they where) because if so then the Old
Bill should have a very nice mugshot or five of our most wanted scumbags in
theory.

Regards
John M Upton

wrote:

General wrote:


Leo is correct:
I am posting from America and we had to deal with Sept 11th,2001

I am posting from London and we had to deal with Canary Wharf,
Bishopsgate, Baltic Exchange, Harrods, Hyde Park Corner and many other
attacks

Although I agree totally with your sentiments, it does seem to me that
some yanks forget that terrorism didn't start on 11/9/2001

In article , Mike Hughes
writes
I'm desperately trying to make a posting which doesn't seem as though
taxi drivers will be rubbing their hands with glee at the thought of
making extra money. Believe me they will be amongst the first to
condemn any act of terrorism.

Our taxi driver certainly wasn't rubbing his hands with glee. His view
was "why don't they attack the political leaders rather than ordinary
people"?

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In article , Paul Terry
writes
The Stagecoach website is now confirming that it was a bus on their
route 30. This would not normally travel down Woburn Place, so I
presume a diversion must have been in operation

Wasn't the area around Russell Square station closed because of the
previous tube train bomb?

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I'll just leave my 5 year old and 8 year old hanging around outside
school until I can get back home on Friday then. Plenty of paedophiles
in the rail entusiast fratenty will be pleased with that no doubt.
Thank God we didn't have people with your negative attitude running the
country between 1940 and 1945. With a name like Lars Elmvang which
side would you have been on by the way.

Oh and I am not in zone 1 so deal with it.

Kevin

In message .com,
writes
I'll just leave my 5 year old and 8 year old hanging around outside
school until I can get back home on Friday then.
Schools are not going to leave 5 and 8 year olds "hanging around"
outside. I'm pretty sure that *many* parents will have been late picking
up children yesterday.

Plenty of paedophiles
in the rail entusiast fratenty will be pleased with that no doubt.
Thank God we didn't have people with your negative attitude running the
country between 1940 and 1945. With a name like Lars Elmvang which
side would you have been on by the way.

Nurse! The screens! :-)
--
Ian Jelf, MITG
Birmingham, UK

Registered Blue Badge Tourist Guide for London and the Heart of England
http://www.bluebadge.demon.co.uk

Ian Jelf wrote to uk.transport.london on Fri, 8 Jul 2005:

In message ps
.com, writes
I'll just leave my 5 year old and 8 year old hanging around outside
school until I can get back home on Friday then.
Schools are not going to leave 5 and 8 year olds "hanging around"
outside. I'm pretty sure that *many* parents will have been late picking
up children yesterday.

Indeed, it was one of the things that was announced - that children
would be quite safe at school, doing their normal activities, but would
not be leaving the campus for swimming, etc. I'm quite sure their
teachers would, for once, have been happy to supervise them until the
last child was collected.
--
"Mrs Redboots"
http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/
Website updated 23 May 2005

In article . 170,
(Adrian) wrote:

Helen Deborah Vecht ) gurgled happily, sounding
much like they were saying :

(13 does pass Marble Arch tube though)

13's still RM, isn't it?

Thank gawd they didn't hurt an RM...

The roof wouldn't have blown off like the 30's did. Just like the 3 or 77A
that hit a tree on Millbank. The roof seems to be barely attached.

--
Colin Rosenstiel