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In case anyone going to BiFest at the weekend doesn't know, there's extensive work on the Tube this weekend. Among other closures, the Circle Line is closed all weekend, the Jubilee Line is closed on Saturday (so Southwark station is no use for getting to the event), and the stretch of the District Line between Earl's Court and Whitechapel is closed all weekend. Blackfriars station is closed anyway until some time in 2011.

It seems to me the best option for a lot of us will be getting to Waterloo and walking along the South Bank. 
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I have managed to make it to Stobhill by way of the bus now, [livejournal.com profile] janimoon’s info was very helpful; I don’t think I would have got the right stop without it. However, there is a substantial bit of hill between there and the hospital, and as I thought my father wouldn’t really be able to cope with it. (This must be one of the highest hills in Glasgow, possibly the highest; today, the tops of the four high blocks of flats [livejournal.com profile] janimoon mentioned were hidden by cloud today.)

The buses which actually go into the hospital though: as I have said before, there are only two and they stop just after 5pm; I discovered today that one of them does not run at all on a Sunday. How bloody stupid is that? Do SPT think no one needs to visit hospitals on a Sunday? Or that everyone who does is young and fit enough to walk up that hill? They certainly can’t assume everyone has a car: the last time I saw the statistics, Glasgow had the lowest per capita car ownership of any UK city — not surprising, really, because it is quite a compact city with very good transport on the whole. This, though, is very poorly thought out.

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