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Nope, overground only at the moment. But then most of London south of the river is woefully catered for by the tube. -
I guess prisoners can be transported just fine by the overground to their "flats" in HMP Wandsworth - as soon as proper Tube gets there sasguru's house will double in price to cool £100kOriginally posted by Bunk View PostNope, overground only at the moment.
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It wont connect to Benidorm so no point.Originally posted by AtW View PostHS2 will be linked up to Channel Tunnel and trains will go all around europe - overnight sleeper can easily reach Venice by morning without any changes en route.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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I'm really not sure why adding a couple of stations to the Northern Line in an area where you can already easily get into town by overland to Waterloo/Victoria and buses over the river is a priority. Seems like it's just a combination of lobbying by scum propery developers and the US embassy. I'd rather Crossrail2 was built first, but I doubt it will be.Originally posted by Bunk View PostI'd also like to see the Northern Line extension before HS2. And just imagine what that would do to the house prices in Wandsworth
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But it will cost more just getting to the Channel Tunnel by train than it would cost to circumnavigate the world by plane.Originally posted by AtW View PostHS2 will be linked up to Channel Tunnel and trains will go all around europe - overnight sleeper can easily reach Venice by morning without any changes en route.Comment
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It will as soon as it's build - they cut off that connection from original plan to save costs (wrongly in my view), but once HS2 is there it won't cost as much do link it up with high speed line under La Manche.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIt wont connect to Benidorm so no point.Comment
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Eh? Euro channel prices are super cheap, just compare them with peak price to get to London from Birmingham (£70 one way standard).Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostBut it will cost more just getting to the Channel Tunnel by train than it would cost to circumnavigate the world by plane.Comment
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I doubt I could even reach London, let alone the Channel, for the price of a return plane ticket to the Canaries.Originally posted by AtW View PostEh? Euro channel prices are super cheap, just compare them with peak price to get to London from Birmingham (£70 one way standard).Comment
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3 hours train to Paris will get me there faster than going through airports malarkey.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI doubt I could even reach London, let alone the Channel, for the price of a return plane ticket to the Canaries.
I don't think airplane tickets will remain that cheap in a long term.Comment
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