Some buses say Chelsea World End
Some buses say Chelsea Magpie and Stump
The bus map says Limerston Street

As far as I can tell, these are all the same place.

Wouldn't it be a good idea to just call it by one name?

Anyone frm Tfl care to comment?

Why do you imagine anyone from TfL responsible for bus blinds, bus maps,
bus stop legends and I-Bus would comment on here or even read your
comments?

because there seems to be a lot of bus company / tfl employees posting here?

post comments here twice
the first posting has vanished - but if you can still see it, then it
means you've got a better news supplier than me.

Anyway, thanks for your help. Very constructive.

In message , Stephen
Richards writes

there seems to be a lot of bus company / tfl employees posting here?

Only one involved with London buses, as far as I recall.

the first posting has vanished - but if you can still see it, then it
means you've got a better news supplier than me.

Nothing to do with news suppliers: the length of time that a news
article remains on your own machine depends entirely on the settings you
use - here I retain articles for a month before they are automatically
deleted, but others will doubtless use different expiry times.
--
Paul Terry

On May 15, 9:47*am, Stephen Richards
wrote:
Why do you imagine anyone from TfL responsible for bus blinds, bus maps,
bus stop legends and I-Bus would comment on here or even read your
comments?

because there seems to be a lot of bus company / tfl employees posting here?

* post comments here twice
the first posting has vanished - but if you can still see it, then it
means you've got a better news supplier than me.

Anyway, thanks for your help. *Very constructive.

I've also been mystified by this, the World's End is a very visible
landmark on the Kings Road (Google Streetview it - if you stand at the
end of Langton St, SW10, it's almost opposite you. The Magpie and
Stump, however, seems to be a pub which was located in Cheyne Walk in
the 19th century. I don't know the area well enough to say, but it
doesn't seem a very useful destination for a bus!

Towards Chelsea, the bus makes its final stop in Kings Road just after
the World's End, but it then takes a left into Hobury St and two
rights, waiting in Limerston St where it makes its first stop towards
Golders Green. So while Limerston St is a useful departure point, and
World's End is a useful arrival point, I have no idea where the Magpie
and Stump came from..