Friday Reads – 30 April 2021

• Disused rail tunnel reopens at King’s Cross Station (IanVisits)

• How did London’s main line stations get their names? (OnLondon)

• Planting this shrubbery along roads reduces air pollution by 20% (PriceTags)

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• Montréal’s Réseau express métropolitain – REM: analysis, profit, & politics (CBC)

• Continental chess game for Kansas City, CP, & CN railroad real estate (RailwayAge)

• The Holy Grail of public transport is right in front of us (GoodWordNews)

• Japan capsule hotel reinvents as ‘capsule offices’ for train stopover workspaces (AFPNews)

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One comment

  1. Waterloo (the town in Belgium) apparently means “water” & Loo – Forest or marsh

    so marsh street in waterloo…….

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