Bakerloo Line at Paddington

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Re: Bakerloo Line at Paddington

« Reply #90 on: August 02, 2016, 23:56:20 »

Quote from: Worcester_Passenger on August 02, 2016, 16:31:35

On Monday (August 1) I had a morning appointment with some lawyers near Fleet St.

Quote from: Worcester_Passenger on August 02, 2016, 19:59:22

Quote from: bobm on August 02, 2016, 18:59:40

When I used to go to Gough Square, off Fleet Street, I used to walk to Blackfriars and catch the Circle Line to Paddington. Was usually less crowded.

When I said "near Fleet Street", what I actually meant was "Gough Square".

Thanks for clarifying that, Worcester_Passenger. The Old Bailey is "near Fleet Street". Roll Eyes

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Re: Bakerloo Line at Paddington

« Reply #91 on: September 15, 2016, 19:16:55 »

Just in case anyone is unaware, a tube strike is planned on the H&C and Circle starting from 21:00 tonight until end of play tomorrow. May make the Bakerloo at Paddington a wee bit busier than normal.


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Re: Bakerloo Line at Paddington

« Reply #92 on: September 15, 2016, 20:19:42 »

Actually 2130-2130 Friday, wind down aroubd 2100.

There will be just a few Circke Line trains tomorrow, nothing on H&C

The H&C is also closed for Engineering Hammersmith - Edgeware Road this weekend as they test new signalling


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Re: Bakerloo Line at Paddington

« Reply #93 on: January 01, 2017, 16:33:17 »

Bakerloo, District and Circle (via Bayswater)

Looks like staff shortage effect some of the - err - smaller (!? Undecided

) tube stations. Paddington seems a surprising one to close!

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London Underground - Paddington Station Closure

Due to staff shortages, London Underground have closed the Main Underground station at Paddington, this affects Bakerloo, Anti-Clockwise Circle, and District Line services.
Hammersmith & City and Circle Line trains are still running from Platforms 15 and 16.
Customers requiring Bakerloo line services are advised to take an Eastbound Hammersmith & City / Circle Line train from Platform 16, and change at BAKER STREET.
Customers requiring Anti-clockwise Circle, or Southbound District Line service are advised to take an Eastbound Hammersmith & City / Circle Line train from Platform 16, and change at EDGWARE ROAD.
Disruption is currently anticipated to last until 18:00 hours.


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Re: Bakerloo Line at Paddington

« Reply #94 on: January 01, 2017, 17:06:18 »

Maybe they redeploy staff from Paddington to other stations to keep them open? Paddington has more options - as noted - H&C or Circle to Baker Street or Edgware Road and change is doable, if not particularly convenient.


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Re: Bakerloo Line at Paddington

« Reply #95 on: January 01, 2017, 18:20:26 »

Disn't stay shut for long though, they tweeted it reopened quite quickly.

Shortage on Shift change, I reckon


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