...werfner.org.uk.invalid> wrote: One delightful idiosyncrasy is that to get to Sutton direct from Blackfriars you take a train indicated to Wimbledon, and vice versa. This ... boards at Blackfriars should probably lie about the destination, by giving 'St Helier via Sutton' and 'Morden South via Wimbledon' (or whatever pair of stations works out to be ...

...nos...@werfner.org.uk.invalid> wrote: One delightful idiosyncrasy is that to get to Sutton direct from Blackfriars you take a train indicated to Wimbledon, and vice versa. This ...departure boards at Blackfriars should probably lie about the destination, by giving 'St Helier via Sutton' and 'Morden South via Wimbledon' (or whatever pair of stations works out to be...

......@werfner.org.uk.invalid> wrote: One delightful idiosyncrasy is that to get to Sutton direct from Blackfriars you take a train indicated to Wimbledon, and vice versa. This is...departure boards at Blackfriars should probably lie about the destination, by giving 'St Helier via Sutton' and 'Morden South via Wimbledon' (or whatever pair of stations works out to be ...

......@werfner.org.uk.invalid> wrote: One delightful idiosyncrasy is that to get to Sutton direct from Blackfriars you take a train indicated to Wimbledon, and vice versa. This ... departure boards at Blackfriars should probably lie about the destination, by giving 'St Helier via Sutton' and 'Morden South via Wimbledon' (or whatever pair of stations works out to be ...

... <nos...@werfner.org.uk.invalid> wrote: One delightful idiosyncrasy is that to get to Sutton direct from Blackfriars you take a train indicated to Wimbledon, and vice versa. This is ...the departure boards at Blackfriars should probably lie about the destination, by giving 'St Helier via Sutton' and 'Morden South via Wimbledon' (or whatever pair of stations works out to be the ...

... 2011, will add Rochester, Maidstone East, Sevenoaks, Orpington and extra stopping services to Three Bridges to current Thameslink destinations. Unquote With the transfer of the Thameslink Sutton Loop services to other south eastern destinations - and their termination at Blackfriars will these service continue to be part of the Thameslink franchise or would they be better ...

......@werfner.org.uk.invalid> wrote: One delightful idiosyncrasy is that to get to Sutton direct from Blackfriars you take a train indicated to Wimbledon, and vice versa. ...the departure boards at Blackfriars should probably lie about the destination, by giving 'St Helier via Sutton' and 'Morden South via Wimbledon' (or whatever pair of stations works out to be the...

... now is a lot worse than it was then. Especially on the Northern Line. Looking at the South London RUS there's a plan for 4 trains an hour each way, running Blackfriars-Wimbledon-Sutton-London Bridge. This coincides with the service being separated from Thameslink. The journey time should be competitive with the Northern Line. As far as local connectivity goes, the nearest thing to a ...

In message <56b93843-51ad-442a-bf89-0345d1c510f4@l42g2000hsc.googlegroups.com> Mwmbwls <robertg.robinson@virgin.net> wrote: [snip] Tube and tram could extend into Sutton Plans to 'stretch' the Northern Line and build a new station in Merton have been included in a series of ambitious transport proposals compiled by the leaders of south London councils. [snip] ...

... people have aspirations for using the Sutton Loop Quote http://www.yourlocalguardian.co...Tube and tram could extend into Sutton Plans to 'stretch' the Northern Line...the London Mayoral elections. The Wimbledon & Sutton line was originally promoted by local... extended over their line to Sutton (I don't know how they... extend the Northern Line to Sutton, using the powers. The Southern ...