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25Th November 2010 25 TH NOVEMBER 2010 NOVEMBER ENGINEERING WORKS 28 th November North London Line closed throughout Richmond-Stratford West London Line closed Willesden Junction-Shepherd’s Bush East London Line closed New Cross Gate- Crystal Palace/West Croydon DECEMBER ENGINEERING WORKS 5th December North London Line closed throughout Richmond-Stratford West London Line closed Willesden Junction-Shepherd’s Bush 6th -9th December East London Line – No service New Cross Gate-Crystal Palace/ West Croydon after 23:00 hours 12 th December North London Line closed throughout Richmond-Stratford West London Line closed Willesden Junction-Shepherd’s Bush TfL recently announced the engineering works taking place from 18 th December on the North London and West London Lines NORTH LONDON LINE Gospel Oak-Stratford Closed from 18:30 from Saturday 18 th December to Monday 3 rd January Willesden Junction-Stratford Closed 19 th December from 12:30 Richmond-Stratford Closed 19 th December until 12:30 Closed from 27 th December to 3 rd January WEST LONDON LINE Willesden Junction-Clapham Junction Closed 27 th & 28 th January until 09:00 and after 21:00 each day Willesden Junction-Shepherd’s Bush Closed from 27 th December to 3 rd January LOROL are holding special sessions at stations to give passengers affected by these closures advice on alternative routes. There is also a leaflet available detailing the replacement buses and alternative routes. We apologise the late posting of this advice which means that you may have missed some of the sessions. The meetings will be held in the morning (07:00-09:30) and evening peak (16:30-19:00) as follows: § Stratford station: 15 November and 9 December § Hackney Wick station: 22 November § Homerton station: 30 November § Hackney Central station: 17 November § Dalston Kingsland station: 25 November § Canonbury station: 2 December § Caledonian Road & Barnsbury station: 29 November § Highbury & Islington station: 18 November and 8 December § Camden Road station: 23 November § Kentish Town West station: 24 November § Hampstead Heath station: 15 November and 1 December § Gospel Oak station: 16 November and 6 December § Kensal Rise station: 29 November § Brondesbury Park station: 25 November § Willesden Junction station: 18 November and 9 December § Acton Central station: 22 November § South Acton station: 23 November § Kew Gardens station: 17 November § Richmond station: 24 November § Gunnersbury station: 6 December § Shepherd's Bush station: 30 November § West Brompton station: 7 December § Kensington Olympia station: 2 December § Clapham Junction station: 1 December Engineering works on the North & West London Lines will continue on weekends in January. We will post details nearer the time but to get more detail from the TfL website click on the replacement bus logo on our home page. NEW TIMETABLES FROM 12 TH DECEMBER 2010 & 4 TH JANUARY 2011 LOROL have now advised that Table 62 (Barking-Gospel Oak) in the recently published 12 th December to 21 st May 2011 Great Britain Timetable may not now apply at all and should not be relied upon until they advise further! This is a quite incredible state of affairs, these timetables should have been finalised months ago. We will take advantage of this to press for the reinstatement of the Monday to Saturday 06:25 and 23:25 from Gospel Oak and the retention of the Sunday 23:20 from Gospel Oak. Watch this space; we will post more information when we receive it. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR SERVICES ON LONDON OVERGROUND Services will close early on Christmas Eve and start late after Christmas on Monday 27 th December and on New Year’s day. LOROL are still unable to provide precise details of the services to run on the Barking-Gospel Oak Line! When we receive these from LOROL we will post them here. .
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