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Still two days until official holiday, the supposed hint of strong winds = 7 people on my bus, no traffic (10 mins from SE22-E&C on the bus), empty tube, rattling around the office like the least favourite Quality Street in an empty tin. Going to the dogs I tell you!


*Mr Ben alraedy gone on holiday so unable to post

Arrived at Peckham Rye this morning expecting to board the eastbound 0729 Overground service...to find all LO seviecs cancelled, and station announcements saying that this had been well advertised in advance with posters "dotted around the station".


Glad to see by the reaction of others on the platform that I was not alone in being completely unaware of this mythical campaign.

Lowlander Wrote:

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> station announcements saying that this had been well

> advertised in advance with posters "dotted around

> the station".


I noticed that too. Suggestion of alternative routes might have been rather more helpful, instead of just "we put notices up so don't complain".

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