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"Richard J." wrote in message
... Boltar wrote: "Robin Mayes" wrote in message ... Plus it would have been nice if LU had listened to what people were saying about using Charing X as a backup terminus instead of just closing the jubilee platforms and walling up the escalators for no good reason. Money? How much money would it have cost to kept the station mothballed? A bit of maintenance now and then and some cleaning? Not a lot. Instead they decided to spend loads of cash walling up the escalators and ripping all the fittings down (or so I've been told, obviously I haven't seen it myself though I have seen the wall). And its not like it was another Ongar , it was a connection to a major london railway terminus. So rather than use Charing X as a reversing siding (which is what happens now), you want passengers to be diverted to a station which is not (normally) on their line, with all the confusion that that would cause, extra staff required, etc. etc. All for the sake of a few passengers who would like to get off at Charing X even though they boarded a train that shouldn't have gone there. Oh, and they could have changed at Baker Street and caught a Bakerloo train to Charing X anyway. Case dismissed. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) Well put |
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