I notice that there is a metal roundel stuck on a door on the outside of the
station, facing towards Purves Road. It doesn't look like a sign for public
information purposes... Is it new, and what does it signify?

On 14 Apr, 01:54, "John Rowland"
wrote:
I notice that there is a metal roundel stuck on a door on the outside of the
station, facing towards Purves Road. It doesn't look like a sign for public
information purposes... Is it new, and what does it signify?

Simply that Kensal Rise is now TfL territory perhaps?

Mizter T wrote:
On 14 Apr, 01:54, "John Rowland"
wrote:
I notice that there is a metal roundel stuck on a door on the
outside of the station, facing towards Purves Road. It doesn't look
like a sign for public information purposes... Is it new, and what
does it signify?

Simply that Kensal Rise is now TfL territory perhaps?

But to whom does it signify it?

I think the door just needed replacing, and they used a door they had in
stock.

On 14 Apr, 01:54, "John Rowland"
wrote:
I notice that there is a metal roundel stuck on a door on the outside of the
station, facing towards Purves Road. It doesn't look like a sign for public
information purposes... Is it new, and what does it signify?

I think the building in question is a staff room for bus drivers, so
having public-but-not-public signage on it makes sense.

U

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Mr Thant wrote:
On 14 Apr, 01:54, "John Rowland"
wrote:
I notice that there is a metal roundel stuck on a door on the
outside of the station, facing towards Purves Road. It doesn't look
like a sign for public information purposes... Is it new, and what
does it signify?

I think the building in question is a staff room for bus drivers, so
having public-but-not-public signage on it makes sense.

Thanks, that makes perfect sense.

On 17 Apr, 20:13, Mr Thant
wrote:

On 14 Apr, 01:54, "John Rowland"
wrote:
I notice that there is a metal roundel stuck on a door on the outside of the
station, facing towards Purves Road. It doesn't look like a sign for public
information purposes... Is it new, and what does it signify?

I think the building in question is a staff room for bus drivers, so
having public-but-not-public signage on it makes sense.


Has it always fulfilled this role, or is this a new thing that's been
made possible since TfL's takeover of the railway?

On 18 Apr, 11:25, Mizter T wrote:
Has it always fulfilled this role, or is this a new thing that's been
made possible since TfL's takeover of the railway?

It's not part of the station, and it looks purpose built.

Picture here, pre-roundel:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/helen61/266364759/

U

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