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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd7rg7wjvgvo I also consider what she said was racist, but worse, unnecessary designed to stir up conflict. The advertisers are free to use whoever they want to sell their product. I'm quite happy for them to depict multiracial Britain, or gay/trans friendly (as per London Underground), disability aware etc etc. From time to time I'll see a more traditional product where everyone in the ad is white. So?? -
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Don't think so, Elizabeth line stops there. Think you mean Drayton Green on the old Ealing Broadway to Greenford push/pull line. Anyway, it was least used station in London a couple of years ago, now it's Sudbury and Harrow. -
Anyone else noticing this hike on their annual premium? In the SE22 code. Tried all the usual platforms for a better quote (without luck) -
Don't do Instagram. Is this Geof Marshall? - a legend! Here is a link to his series on least used stations, West Drayton being the London one. If we went back in time Honor Oak on the old Crystal Palace high line was down to tens a day, and there was this bizarre extension to the Central Line that went to Ongar, at it's lowest point before closing down to 85 passengers a day.
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