Tube strike on Queens Jubilee celebrations

[Cotty]

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Edited by Cotty on Sunday 29th May 22:51

[valiant]

What’s it got to do with drivers? This is a localised station dispute and trains will still be running as normal

Try reading your own link…

[legzr1]

valiant said:

What’s it got to do with drivers? This is a localised station dispute and trains will still be running as normal

Try reading your own link…

[speedyman]

I always laugh at these sort of headlines from the newspapers "Fury" "Militants" seem to be the goto words to get readers into a lather. Inconvenient maybe, but would anyone really be in fury when you can get to the same place by bus or walk.

[Randy Winkman]

speedyman said:

I always laugh at these sort of headlines from the newspapers "Fury" "Militants" seem to be the goto words to get readers into a lather. Inconvenient maybe, but would anyone really be in fury when you can get to the same place by bus or walk.

My favourite Daily Mail article recently was this one:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10819483/...

"Labour MPs are accused of deafening silence over booing of Prince William by Liverpool fans at FA Cup final"

Some fans booed the national anthem so The Daily Mail phones some Labour MPs and asked them about it. When they failed to provide a suitably horrified response The Daily Mail then phoned some Tory MPs to grass them up. The Tory MPs subsequent response provides the content for the article.

[numtumfutunch]

Cotty said:

Ok missed that, but closing those stations on that day is a dick move

Its not exactly catastrophic is it?

Green Park doesnt have the monopoly on Buck Pall and closing Efhafod still leaves Sgwar Efhafod open for connections

[rscott]

Are there any events planned at Buckingham Palace on the 3rd anyway?