On 9 May, 06:18, Mwmbwls wrote:
Fortified by three or more Shredded Wheat and nourishing builders'
tea, the team that brought us the GE19 *Bridge Push are at it again.
The New Cross flyover is scheduled to go ahead this weekend. Does
anyone have details of timings etc?

Tomorrow afternoon. It's up on a wide viaduct surrounded by houses
(many of them terraced), so it's almost invisible from anywhere
publicly accessible except for the corner of Mercury Way and Coldblow
Lane.

U

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"Mr Thant" wrote in message
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On 9 May, 10:09, wrote:
"Mwmbwls" wrote in message

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Fortified by three or more Shredded Wheat and nourishing builders'
tea, the team that brought us the GE19 Bridge Push are at it again.
The New Cross flyover is scheduled to go ahead this weekend. Does
anyone have details of timings etc?

Just near where they are putting up the bridge near the projected
Shoredicth
High Street, there are two LU units sitting on a part of what used to be
the
City Branch. Does anybody know what they are doing there and how they got
there?

They're 1983 Stock. They were craned in specially a year or two ago to
be used as artists studios. There are four of them, two raised up on
single-storey platforms.

http://londonist.com/2006/10/village_undergr.php

So I thought, because I had only noticed them a couple of years ago.

What is their fate, however?

On 9 May, 10:39, wrote:
So I thought, because I had only noticed them a couple of years ago.

What is their fate, however?

They're a permanent fixture now, as far as I know.

U

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http://londonconnections.blogspot.com/
A blog about transport projects in London

"Mr Thant" wrote in message
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On 9 May, 10:39, wrote:
So I thought, because I had only noticed them a couple of years ago.

What is their fate, however?

They're a permanent fixture now, as far as I know.

U

How did they come to be there and from where did they come?