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0 August 1, 2005
Down the tubes
Subterranean Railway Review MOST people who depend on underground railways try to avoid thinking about them....

My latest articles:
- The privatisation that never was September 2, 2020
- Rail 910: the campaign that the rail industry must run to save the railways July 28, 2020
- Rail 909: J’Accuse – the culprits wrecking the rail industry July 14, 2020
- July Newsletter: The self-destruction of the rail industry July 14, 2020
- Rail 908: The future is vertical…and the slavery myth July 1, 2020
My latest tweets…
RT @bikesandbabies Thanks to a combination of existing road filters and a new school street, my 9 year old is now cycling the mile to school, on the roads, by himself. The independence has had a huge positive impact on his mental health. Thank you @hackneycouncil!
About 2 hours ago
...and there are ticket check on every train and nice guard let me off despite me forgetting to cancel it
Yesterday
RT @uic [#rail Broadcast] Philippe Lorand #UICrail says at the start of the pandemic rail transport was perceived as an infection hotspot but in fact few clusters have been reported (less than 1% in overall public #transport) pic.twitter.com/kkyU…
Yesterday

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Latest articles
- The privatisation that never was September 2, 2020
- Rail 910: the campaign that the rail industry must run to save the railways July 28, 2020
- Rail 909: J’Accuse – the culprits wrecking the rail industry July 14, 2020
Latest tweet…
RT @bikesandbabies Thanks to a combination of existing road filters and a new school street, my 9 year old is now cycling the mile to school, on the roads, by himself. The independence has had a huge positive impact on his mental health. Thank you @hackneycouncil!
About 2 hours ago