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collyrob
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Load of bollocks. I’m bringing the kids over on the Monday for a concert. 

is there any chance this strike won’t go ahead? 

does the overground still run? 
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Pub Bigot" wrote: 01 Sep 2025, 09:41
collyrob wrote: 31 Aug 2025, 20:46 Load of bollocks. I’m bringing the kids over on the Monday for a concert. 

is there any chance this strike won’t go ahead? 

does the overground still run? 
Where’s the concert, and where are you travelling from (roughly)?

The Underground is one of many ways to get around, and to be honest Uber’s can be reasonable. 

I don’t like buses, but they are frequent and will get you to where you’re going, and if all else fails, hire a car. 
staying in Victoria, concert is in Tottenham *spits*
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Pub Bigot" wrote: 01 Sep 2025, 09:41
collyrob wrote: 31 Aug 2025, 20:46 Load of bollocks. I’m bringing the kids over on the Monday for a concert. 

is there any chance this strike won’t go ahead? 

does the overground still run? 
Where’s the concert, and where are you travelling from (roughly)?

The Underground is one of many ways to get around, and to be honest Uber’s can be reasonable. 

I don’t like buses, but they are frequent and will get you to where you’re going, and if all else fails, hire a car. 
Uber prices will go through the roof on strike days,traffic will be horrendous so you're better off walking/cycling 
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Even the DLR cunts are at it this time. Good job I'm off work for most of next week, otherwise that would affect me significantly. 

50k+ a year for occasionally checking people's tickets and making the odd announcement on the PA. Cushiest job in TfL.
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Bungo wrote: 01 Sep 2025, 10:19
zico wrote: 01 Sep 2025, 10:03 These buggers seem to do it every year. 
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I genuinely wonder if they are diarised some time in advance, the regularity is so predictable...
Just as the kids go back to school, or just when they break up it seems!  What I find odd is that they strike because of conditions and pay, get a deal they are happy with and a year later they are striking again over conditions and pay.  What changes in a year apart from greed?
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zico wrote: 01 Sep 2025, 10:03 These buggers seem to do it every year. 
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I genuinely wonder if they are diarised some time in advance, the regularity is so predictable...
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These buggers seem to do it every year.  Think the paying customers must have strike "fatigue" by now!  Overground and Underground did it when we were off to a concert at the Albert Hall a couple of years back.  The ticket insurance didn't cover strikes and the concert couldn't move dates so we ended up driving up and staying at the Copthorne Hotel at Chelsea's football ground, the only possible way we could make it.  Hated driving in London and the cost of the hotel was a bugger but at least the concert was worth it. 
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collyrob wrote: 31 Aug 2025, 20:46 Load of bollocks. I’m bringing the kids over on the Monday for a concert. 

is there any chance this strike won’t go ahead? 

does the overground still run? 
Where’s the concert, and where are you travelling from (roughly)?

The Underground is one of many ways to get around, and to be honest Uber’s can be reasonable. 

I don’t like buses, but they are frequent and will get you to where you’re going, and if all else fails, hire a car. 
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Tube strikes are often cancelled a day or two before but no sign of it
I see Coldplay have shifted two of their Wembley concerts because of strike days

Was reading the strike is over pay & FATIGUE
Am certainly tired of these work shy cunts
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collyrob wrote: 31 Aug 2025, 20:46 Load of bollocks. I’m bringing the kids over on the Monday for a concert. 

is there any chance this strike won’t go ahead? 

does the overground still run? 
Overground is still here but has been 'rebranded' with several different names. Link below.

Good luck!

https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/london-overgro ... tcmp=75267
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I thought it was the bus wankers striking next week and the scabby tube wankers the week after. 
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