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I thought that was logistically difficult because of train volumes and/or platform access/length (Hmmm... I have an even vaguer recollection of what I've been told about this than I thought...)I wonder if it will strengthen the case for re-opening Camberwell station at all.
Opening the closed platforms at Loughborough Junction is logistically difficult... I thought Camberwell was considered fairly feasible though. They were supposedly looking into it last year but I'm not up to date on the outcome of that process.I thought that was logistically difficult because of train volumes and/or platform access/length (Hmmm... I have an even vaguer recollection of what I've been told about this than I thought...)
I've virtually given up trying to keep track of or understand what seems like a continuously changing cloud of proposals, options and consultations for how things are going to get reorganised after the Thameslink project is completed.The trains are too full though. I was under the impression that they'd have to terminate the trains at Blackfriars in order to up the frequency, which would be a pre-requisate of re-opneing Camberwell/Walworth Road.
Cycled through Camberwell Station Rd to the main junction today. Couldn't believe all the new development that I'd not noticed happening. Whole blocks rebuilt with presumably more to come.
Someone once told me they don't actually film there, it's just a base for all the trucks (then they film somewhere nearby). I guess it's easier to have them in the park than close a road which actually gets used.Does anyone know why there's always huge film crew trucks in Burgess Park?
Massive ballache for cyclists. I'm sure Southwark Council is getting a nice wedge out of it though. Just curious as to why it's such a regular thing - not exactly the most beautiful park to film in.
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Aylesbury estate used to be a hotspot for TV film crews. Maybe they're now using Heygate.
Fuck's sake. So depressing.Update on the Nag's Head: the owners of the pub have more than doubled the rent to some £75,000 per year so a new, residential-topped drinking place will replace it.
I've given it a plug on Buzz and tweeted it to 25k people... It's so awful that we keep losing boozers like this to luxury fucking flats.Update on the Nag's Head: the owners of the pub have more than doubled the rent to some £75,000 per year so a new, residential-topped drinking place will replace it.
Is that a church in background of the pictures of the music hall/odeon? Where is/was that?
The best I can find is the possibility of St Matthew's Church but that doesn't fit with the dates as it was destroyed in the blitz apparently.Is that a church in background of the pictures of the music hall/odeon? Where is/was that?
That would make sense.Would have been somewhere around where Kings Hospital is now.
Still extant on 1952 OS map but as "ruins(?):
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Maybe the spire survived?
Hate to hear yet another pub is closing down.Update on the Nag's Head: the owners of the pub have more than doubled the rent to some £75,000 per year so a new, residential-topped drinking place will replace it.