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UNDERGROUND NEWS ISSN 0306-8617 1985 INDEX CONTENTS MAIN INDEX 2-8 ISSUE MJMBERS, PAGES, DATES & NEWSFLASHES 8 LIST OF SOCIETY MEETINGS 8 ATTENDANCES OF SALES STAND 8 LIST OF SOCIETY VISITS, WALKS & TOURS 8 LIBRARY EVENINGS 8 CREDITED ARTICLES 8 UNDERGROUND NEWS IS PUBLISHED & PRINTED BY THE LONDON UNDERGROUND RAILWAY SOCIETY. CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE EDITOR WHOSE ADDRESS APPEARS INSIDE. MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO ENCLOSE A STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE IF A REPLY IS REQUIRED. OPINIONS EXPRESSED ARE THOSE OF COrfTRIBUTORS AND NOT NECESSARILY ENDORSED BY T.L.U.RS. © THE CONTENTS "ARE COPYRIGHT. ACCIDENTS ' Borloy,HV 18,148 A6O/62 stock out of service or 94 Bremner,SG 31 scrapped from accidents EHXDGBS The Work of the Railway Inspectorate 48 D.29 replacement 54,92 COLLISIONS Talk by Mr.P.D.Stephens 150 Kilburn, 11.12.84 l6,%2,49,5S»101 BRITISH RAIL AJOD BRITISH RAILWAYS Leyton, 20.8.84 10,49 Aylesbury Station Open Day, 8.6.85 98 List of Collisions 1945-1955 iOt Blaokfriars Bridge, demolition 32 Moorgate, 28.2.75 ^9 Broad Street, demolition 116 Northwood, 19*5 ® 'Chiltern Line' 92 Wembley Central, SB, 11.10.84 57,99 CLASS 50 i E>4U'(s DERAIIJffiNTS Farewell Railtour 87 Han«er Lane Juriction, 12.2.85 55 Final 'Withdrawal 143 Harrow & Wealdstona, 8.3.85 64 Cro3cley Green depot closure l43 High Street Kensington, 15.2.85 55 Driver-Only-Operation ill, 112,136 Lywlnge, Military Railway l48 East Anglla Electrification 99 (Met.coach) East Grinstoad Electrification 99 Upminster depot* 11.6.85 tt6 Esses Road - anti-assault measures 74 Wembley Park (Jubilee)» 20.12,84 34 Fare Increases 7,135 FIRES/SM0ULDEE1N5S Fenehurch Street, closed after 21.OO ?4 Building near Gloucester Road, 92,99 Great Eastern Locomotives 148 25.5.85 Great Northern Subtu-ban, 112,124 Green Park, escalator oiachine 32 overtime ban room, 25.1.85 Greenwich line anniversary 99 Manor House, escalator sMchine 92 Identity card needed with Season 124 room, 51.5.85 Tickets New Cross, Fleet Line tunnel 31.5.85 104 ISLE OF WIGHT On 1959 stock Northern Line trntn 148 Railways, possible sale to 99 Oxford Circus, 23.11.84 4,19,24,37,80,104 Sea Containers Tunnel under Whitehall 74 ROLLING STOCK Warwick Avenue, 16.9.85 156,159 Improvements and remarshalling 95,123 Wood Green, 11.8-82 42 Rewiring instead of repainting 52 ACTON WORKS KENSINGTON, OLYMPIA Overhauls in I969 & 1984 23 More BR trains l44 Plan for scaling down ^83,ll8 New Station 32 ADVERTISEMENTS Last day of Broad Street all-day 86 F.D.S. (Market Research) 55 service, 12,5.85 •doctored' picture Lifts available for disabled 104 In Onderground News 50,76,89,91,102,120 Links to Heathrow and Stansted 7 124,135,145,149,151 Airports In tFnderground News - conditions 137 Marylebone, proposed closure 99 Patio Doors 6 Meraeyside - eee main Index Airports Policy ~ White Paper 100 Milton Keynes shopping specials 12,55 Archway Road - widening 7 Moorgate-Bedford stock defects 32,57 Aylard,JF 30,102 Neasden platform during WW II 18.50 Neasden South signalbox, closure 79 BAKERLOO LINE due to low temperature Camberwell Green extension segments 127 New timetable, LMR d.c. lines 13.5.85 85 Carriage of settee 12 NORTH LONDON LINE Croxley Green depot closiu-e (and l43 Electrification to North Woolwich 99 short history of Watford services) Freight route electrification 6 Extension to Harrow & Wealdstone 26 2-EPB Units 86 Megaphone aian at Paddington, 1913 31 One-Peraon-Operation - no strike 124, 126,144 Sew Working Timetable, 13.5.85 85 Paddington to Southern Region 35 Train sent to Watford Junction 64 study during derailment, 8.3.85 Railbus order to BREL 144 Bancroft,? 9 Richmond-City services 7 Bluebell Railway 74 Royal train on LRT tracks, 20.11.84 12,86 BOOK AND OTHER REVIEWS AND NOTICES St.Pancraa clock rsstOTBd l44 136 Betjeman Country Sliding door trains - emergency exit 99,112 Bunkers Under London 32 provision Computer Game, Mornlngton Crescfsnt 112 Snow Hill tannol scheme 19,35,111, 116,123 Great Eastern Locomotives 148 137,139, 148,149 In & Around London 31 Southern Region Station Improvements 19 Large Print Underground Map 75 Special trains from Marylebone, 35,52 London Transport end the Politicians 124 15.12.84 LorscSon Transport Under the 6.L.C. 74 Stansted Airport 111 Londc»n Under London 124 Station rehabilitation scheme 111 Study of staff stress 19 RAILWAY WORLD Subsidies reduced 156 October l>3-5 139,149 Swindon Works Closure 99 Nove?sber 1965 149 Tickets, range changed 74 Metropolitan Electric Locomotives Track recording on URT 24,26 ,38,127 {S«j.>i;-.eaiantary note) Vandal-catching train 136 Motive Power Recognition No.4 50 Victoria, clearance of conco\ir8e 100 Mr.Gairage's Great Toy Bazaar 55 WATFORD D.C. LINES Old Ordnance S'arvey Maps 51 Class 313 units 52,85,140,145 On the Move E^thibition 64,74 Crew rostering dispute 123,127 The First Kifty Years (early 59 Omission of negative rail 127 railway tickets) New timetable, 13.5.85 85 The Railvraymen 30 Reinstatement of negative rail 152 The STL's 20,50 Watford West or West Watford 7 80 Underground Pocket Map 75 Brussels Metro 61 2 Budapest Underground 100 DISTRICT RAILWAY & METROPOLITAN DISmiCT BUS/COACH SERVICES - RAIL REPLACEMENT RAILWAY (Continued) Bridge D.29, 8-12.2.85 54 Platform lengths with 8-car working 102 Bromley-Plaistcw-West Ham, 15.9.85 135 Richmond train routed via Baker Street 128 Ceatrnl Line, 24/25.11.84 7 Soccer supporters' ambush of train 58 Croxley-Chorleywood, 12.5.85 98 DOCKLANDS LIGHT RAILWAY Golders Green-Brent Cross, 1,9.85 135 Canary Wharf proposals 132,136 Hillingdon-Uxbridge, 22.9.85 144 Car suppliers 19 Leyto/istone-Newbury Park/ .. , 15* Docks area reinvigoration 32 Snaresbroolt, 11.8.85 LUHS Bus Tour 63 lcytt>r>ston»-Woodford, 7.?.85 110 Office block at Minories terminus 100 Mill Hill East-Finchley Central, 111 Progress Report 121,128 28.7.85 Proposed extensions 112,132,136 Noasden-Willesden Green, 29.9.85 , 144 Revised station names, maps, cars 122 Newbtiry Park-Hainault, 7/S.9.85 ... 134 Skirmish over property compen- 57,58 RAYNERS LAKE-HARROW-WEST HARRtJW sation, Radcliffe l^ne 14.7.85 111 Track-laying ceremony i44 12/13.10.85 145 Down, DG ii2 Slostm: Sqwere, 9/16.12.34 l8 Dr«pera Field depot 9 Stenmore-Wcsildey Park, 29/30.6.85 99 Dublin Rapid Transit 58 fcTembley Perls-Willesden Groen- 147 .tto.ker Street, 27.10.85 EARLS COURT Bus- Sfervico - Metropolitan Railway 101 Dot Matrix news display 116 EAST LONDON LINE & RAILWAY CAR LINE 0IAe:?^\?« D Stock operation 52,64,70,92 I>i3t-rict LxTis revised to 64,73,74,92 Passenger door operation resumed l40 Include iisst Lon-^on Line Rolling stock history 70,102 CENTRAL L1.NE & CEarJlAL LOISCN RAILWAY .•• Shoreditch, poor Sunday traffic 79 CotaPisnts on taXit by A.A.Jackson 9 Study of BR operation 57 Delays from broken shoebeama, 100,104 Thames Tunnel opening, l843 74,89 June 1933 Edwards,DF Leytoii signalbox in 1937,1939 * 1978 66 ENGINEERING WORKS New Working i•A•^•T':;='Me, 19.11.84 3 BAKERLOO LINE Station ija^rox-atsonts & rolling 82 25.11.84 7 stock/sigKXliag 9/16/23.6.85 99.100 'Tele-paone ntuixiiers of 1935/40 ..• . • 8 Bridge D.29 - February 1985 54 woirkitJg sites . Bromley-by-Bow - 15.9.85 155 ,111,144 CHANNEL TOHJEL & BRIDGE • -6 Central Line (bridge D.29 - 7 Charleroi 'Metro' 62 24/25.11.84) CHRIS'n-lAS £ KEW TEAR 1984/85 17 Goldere Green, 1.9.85 155 Underijrc<«Tjr3 services Hainault, 7/8.9-85 134 CIRCLE LINE Hatton Cross, 19/20.10.85 l45 Oi.strict Line train working Sundays 30 Leytonstono, 11.8,85 134 28.7.85 CRIME Mill Hill East, 111 Robberies on Victoria Line 123 NEASDEN CrooiBG ,DP 19,31,59 4.11.84 7 16.12.84 18 DELAYS TO SER'yTCES 29.9.85 144 Bakorloo, brslion rail 15=11.84 12 6.10.85 145 Br?,.<?,o;e 0.29, Feh;~t;.v.-y i%3:> 54 26/;:;?. 10.85 l46 Centi'sl Line, brokert shoebeams, 100,104 RAY-'ZSSS LANE 13.6.85 14,7.85 110 Fl.re naar Gloucester Eoad 25*5.85 92 12/13.10.85 145 Kaitgsr Lene Juno ti on 1.5.85 < 79 RieSjnansworth, 12.5.85 98 64 Harr-0-.r & Wealdstone derailment, Sloane Sqiiare , 9/16.12.84 18 8.3.85 Stamford Brook, 9.12.84 12 55 Staniaoi-e, 29/50.6.85 m.^h. street Kensington derailment, 99 Uxfaridge, 22.9.85 144 13.2.85 24 Watford North Junction, 18.11.84 7 Metropolitan train on Jubilee at b'oodford, 7.7.85 Finchley Road, 1.1.85 64 ESCALATORS 110 Metropolitan Line, snow 9/10.2.85 , 52 History and current situation 130 13.1.85 Piecttdilly Circus gas leak, 55 Reiristated at Waterloo 14.2.85 128 Piccadilly Lin« troubles 128 Renewal programme Unexploded bomb. West Ham, Mattesons 85 factoy-y, 9.9.85 l40 FARES Watford-Euston 29.8.85 io4 C«;iitalcard 27 Watford South 29.5.83 34 Wembley Park derailment 20.12.64 FARES EEVISIOKS Deep Shelters 9 6.1.85 26,31 DEPOTS 12.1.86 133,136 143 Croxley Green, final closure URT Policy 110 104 Visitors impressions 31 Hlghgate, rs-tisc of tracks 152 London Road, demolition of most Fairiop Airport 9 Fewti iiiog Railway, vise of LT rail 54 buildirsgs • 84 K'Jderniaation Fra».t,rwt, private car on underground 24 DISTRICT LIMS METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY G.L.I.A.S.
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    2 Bedroom House - Terraced | 1 Bathroom | 2 Reception Shorediche Close, Ickenham UB10 8EB Guide Price £339,950 • Two Bedrooms • Mid Terrace • Freehold • No Upper Chain • Garage In Block • In Need Of Updating • Off Street Parking • Ideal Starter Home • Double Glazing & Gas Central Heating • EPC Rating D 59, Swakeleys Road Ickenham, UB10 8DG | 01895 677 100 [email protected] | www.lakinandco.com Shorediche Close, Ickenham UB10 8EB Guide Price £339,950 A spacious two double bedroom mid terrace home situated on a quiet residential road in Ickenham in need of complete modernisation throughout this property would make an ideal starter home and has the benefit of no upper chain. Briefly comprising; entrance hallway, with doors leading in to the through lounge/diner, kitchen with wall and base units and a conservatory. To the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the front of the property there is off street parking for at least one car. To the back there is a rear garden which is mainly paved and access to own garage in block. The property is situated on Shorediche Close which is within walking distance of modern amenities, excellent schools, golf course, theatre, local shops, restaurants and pubs but still retains a Village atmosphere with its ancient Parish Church, pump, pond and Swakeleys House a Jacobean Manor House steeped in History. There are country walks along the Ickenham Trail, the River Pinn Walk and Swakeleys Park and Lake. Road networks are excellent with easy access to the A40/M40 motorway with links to the M25 and beyond.