Free-range chicken?
Have they closed down all the proper chicken-farms then?
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Previously on "Tube prices increase 50% 'to deter cash users'"
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Originally posted by steve'OIt all sound good to me.
Why pay with Money (Afterall what's cash all about?)
I think we should get back to the old "barter system"
Tried to get a ticket on the undergroud yesterday with a dead chicken.. but they hadn't got change !
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and west then it would have encroached on Tower Hamlets.
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Originally posted by Rebecca LoosIt started East, you geographically-challenged man! If you consider the centre of London to be what's inside the Circle Line, then only the Eastern half of that was under congestion charge, the West like Hyde Park, Paddington etc were not covered! About time this is rectified, I say
If you look at a map, the centre of the congestion charge is pretty much on the City of London centre, near Holborn.
The proposed new extension is westward, from Oxford Circus to West Kensington. If red ken extended the same length both east and west then it would have encroached on Tower Hamlets.
He of course may well do that in the future but I'd be surprised if he did.
More details here:
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/cc-ex/maps.shtml
Before:http://www.cclondon.com/download/DetailMapCCZ.pdf
After:
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Originally posted by Rebecca LoosIt started East, you geographically-challenged man! If you consider the centre of London to be what's inside the Circle Line, then only the Eastern half of that was under congestion charge, the West like Hyde Park, Paddington etc were not covered! About time this is rectified, I sayLast edited by hyperD; 6 October 2005, 11:29.
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Not far wrong there. I've had to get off the tube more than once and walk because the stench was so over-powering I feared I might vomit, and secondly the smell would stick to my clothes and hence follow me about all day.
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Congestion charging - yes, I think that everybody should be subjected to a sniffle test before being allowed to board a train. Anyone with congestion should be charged double.
The London Underground, as sponsored by Sinex.
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I want to see congesting charging moving east as well as west.
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It all sound good to me.
Why pay with Money (Afterall what's cash all about?)
I think we should get back to the old "barter system"
Tried to get a ticket on the undergroud yesterday with a dead chicken.. but they hadn't got change !
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Originally posted by The Lone GunmanFunny init, red ken tells us how he is concerned about the number of laandaners who live below the poverty line, how many of them live in the cash economy working in the grey sector.
He then specifically targets them with a huge increase in their travelling costs.
I want to see congesting charging moving east as well as west. Fat chance though... too many red ken supporters.
Look! It's ken:
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Funny init, red ken tells us how he is concerned about the number of laandaners who live below the poverty line, how many of them live in the cash economy working in the grey sector.
He then specifically targets them with a huge increase in their travelling costs.
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Originally posted by milanbenesbut that's ok cos Laaaandaners can afford it cos in laaaandan everyone's a millionaire init
Milan.
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but that's ok cos Laaaandaners can afford it cos in laaaandan everyone's a millionaire init
Milan.
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Originally posted by MailmanThis is what I want to see start happening. Fairs go up by 10% then efficiency of public transport also go up by 10%. Failing that no price incrase!
If anything prices for card users should be falling while cash users stay the same, London already has one of the most expencive, if not the most expensive public transport systems in the world.
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