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Jubilee line this weekend
The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it
really worth having it open? |
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The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? As a route to the O2, it probably is. |
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Jubilee line this weekend
On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:15:07 -0000
"Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote: wrote: The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? Yes. It provides a vital link across the Isle of Dogs, in turn connecting East London to South London without the need to go through the centre. Not sure if its been mentioned already , but did anyone see that Inside Out program the other day which compared the idiotic closures of lines for maintenance against the regime in Paris where they were converting an entire line to automatic operation without disrupting the service at all? Everything was done at night. They compared the can-do attitude of the people there with the standard issue whinging and moaning of the people from Tubelines. Sometimes its embarrasing to be British. B2003 |
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On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:15:07 -0000 "Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote: wrote: The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? Yes. It provides a vital link across the Isle of Dogs, in turn connecting East London to South London without the need to go through the centre. Not sure if its been mentioned already , but did anyone see that Inside Out program the other day which compared the idiotic closures of lines for maintenance against the regime in Paris where they were converting an entire line to automatic operation without disrupting the service at all? Everything was done at night. They compared the can-do attitude of the people there with the standard issue whinging and moaning of the people from Tubelines. Sometimes its embarrasing to be British. Tune Lines -- the truly "British" company, wholly owned by Ferrovial and Bechtel. |
Jubilee line this weekend
"Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote in message ... wrote: The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? Yes. It provides a vital link across the Isle of Dogs, in turn connecting East London to South London without the need to go through the centre. Doesn't the DLR do that? Kevin |
Jubilee line this weekend
On 8 Nov, 20:12, "Zen83237" wrote:
"Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote in message ... wrote: The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? Yes. It provides a vital link across the Isle of Dogs, in turn connecting East London to South London without the need to go through the centre. Doesn't the DLR do that? Kevin Not very often these days. But anyway, it's not so much the Isle of Dogs as the Greenwich Peninsula. |
Jubilee line this weekend
On Sun, Nov 08, 2009 at 08:12:23PM -0000, Zen83237 wrote:
"Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote: wrote: The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? Yes. It provides a vital link across the Isle of Dogs, in turn connecting East London to South London without the need to go through the centre. Doesn't the DLR do that? Not really. The DLR will dump you in Greenwich, from where you'll have to get a train to London Bridge to get to pretty nearly anywhere else. The Jubilee line, on the other hand, will take you directly to useful places (like London Bridge or Waterloo), and will do it a lot quicker too. -- David Cantrell | Godless Liberal Elitist More people are driven insane through religious hysteria than by drinking alcohol. -- W C Fields |
Jubilee line this weekend
On Oct 29, 11:51*am, wrote:
On Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:15:07 -0000 "Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote: wrote: The Jubilee line is only running between Waterloo and North Greenwich is it really worth having it open? Yes. It provides a vital link across the Isle of Dogs, in turn connecting East London to South London without the need to go through the centre. Not sure if its been mentioned already , but did anyone see that Inside Out program the other day which compared the idiotic closures of lines for maintenance against the regime in Paris where they were converting an entire line to automatic operation without disrupting the service at all? Everything was done at night. They compared the can-do attitude of the people there with the standard issue whinging and moaning of the people from Tubelines. Sometimes its embarrasing to be British. e.g. when our media lie that public transport quality / worker morale / can-do-ism is lower here than in bleedin' France. -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org |
Jubilee line this weekend
On Mon, 9 Nov 2009 07:19:04 -0800 (PST)
John B wrote: Not sure if its been mentioned already , but did anyone see that Inside O= ut program the other day which compared the idiotic closures of lines for maintenance against the regime in Paris where they were converting an entire line to automatic operation without disrupting the service at all? Everything was done at night. They compared the can-do attitude of the people there with the standard issue whinging and moaning of the people from Tubelines. Sometimes its embarrasing to be British. e.g. when our media lie that public transport quality / worker morale / can-do-ism is lower here than in bleedin' France. I guess they made up the fact that they did all the work at night did they? B2003 |
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