My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?

On Jun 10, 4:32*pm, Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?

Depends on the line. Where's she arriving / leaving from? And if she
can go outside peak hours that'd be easier...

--
John Band
john at johnband dot org
www.johnband.org

In article ,
Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?

http://www.tfl.gov.uk./ has up-to-date info on the front page.

The summary is that there is some service, but not much.


--
:wq

"Mike Bristow" wrote in message

In article ,
Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?

http://www.tfl.gov.uk./ has up-to-date info on the front page.

The summary is that there is some service, but not much.

The real-time travle news is probably the best page:
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/livetravel...e/default.html

Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?


The Jubilee and Northern lines were operating today. I travelled from
Baker Street to London Bridge on the Jubilee at about 5pm with no
problems; Southwark station was closed due, it was said, to shortage of
staff.

--
John Ray

"John Ray" wrote in message
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Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!. She can get a train to London but will need the
tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?


The Jubilee and Northern lines were operating today. I travelled from
Baker Street to London Bridge on the Jubilee at about 5pm with no
problems; Southwark station was closed due, it was said, to shortage of
staff.

--
John Ray

What do we reckon the tube service tomorrow is going to be like? Better or
worse?

In article
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On Jun 10, 4:32*pm, Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?

Depends on the line. Where's she arriving / leaving from? And if she
can go outside peak hours that'd be easier...

How accurate was the TfL web site information? According to that, things
varied a *lot* by line, from an almost normal service on the Northern to
hardly any service on the Piccadilly and none at all on the Circle,
surprise, surprise!

--
Colin Rosenstiel

On Wed, 10 Jun 2009 17:45:09 +0100, Mike Bristow
wrote:

In article ,
Rexx wrote:
My girlfirend has to visit her mother in London on Thursday. I'm
staying out of it!!.

She can get a train to London but will need the tube.

What are the tubes like with this strike? Is there any service?

http://www.tfl.gov.uk./ has up-to-date info on the front page.

The summary is that there is some service, but not much.

As feedback she said she found the tubes were not all that busy but
they ran less often and didn't carry on through the centre.