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Helen
I'm hopefully going to the London Metropolitan university open day, but the nearest tube station is Aldgate. Isn't this where one of the 7th July bombings was? Is it open? If not, what tube station do I need to get off at?

Thanks!
Car Expert
I think that is where one of the London bombs was planted. You could try coming off the train at Tower Hill on the District line, but I don't know the walking distance between Tower Hill and Aldgate.

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Trebor
All the stations affected are open again are they not?
Watermelon sugar
If I might suggest, why not give them a call both to check and if problems remain, which is the nearest alternate station.


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Hope you enjoy your visit to London. smile.gif

mrbouffant
Where you coming into London from? You can walk it from a variety of terminii, Liverpool St. and Fenchurch St. included -- it's about 15 minutes from the former, 10 minutes from the latter...

I happen to work about 5 mins up the road so know the area quite well smile.gif

Out of interest, what attracts you to London Metropolitan?
Helen
QUOTE(mrbouffant @ Sep 4 2005, 08:25 PM)
Where you coming into London from? You can walk it from a variety of terminii, Liverpool St. and Fenchurch St. included -- it's about 15 minutes from the former, 10 minutes from the latter...
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huh.gif Erm.... I'm coming from Birmingham... so probably from Euston station

QUOTE(mrbouffant @ Sep 4 2005, 08:25 PM)
Out of interest, what attracts you to London Metropolitan?
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The course looks good so I thought I would go and look round the univeristy itself.
saxlover
*kicks Helen*

You are coming to Bangor not London met!
Helen
QUOTE(saxlover @ Sep 4 2005, 10:22 PM)


You are coming to Bangor not London met!
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Riiiiiiiiiight. Because one of the best psychology departments are really going to let me in.

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