...how would you get vaguely near Brighton.
Asking for a friend.
Asking for a friend.
[Travel] If all trains towards Brighton from St Leonard’s Warrior Square were cancelled...
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Dolph Ins
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Train to Ashford then London. Hope your friend is not in a hurry.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Southern claim they are running buses..........
Major signal failure at Eastbourne
Major signal failure at Eastbourne
Falmer Flutter ©
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Train to Tunbridge Wells, bus to the Amex. Sounds hellish. Have fun.
EDIT: Assumed this was for a match.
EDIT: Assumed this was for a match.
Hastings gull
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Yes, if it still has to be by train and your friend cannot drive, or get a bus, then this route, whilst unwieldy, is the quickest. No need to go to London at all.
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He (I) bloody started in Tunbridge Wells an hour and a half ago.
No sign of any buses.
No sign of any buses.
If he's in Tunbridge Wells trying to get to Brighton WTF has St. Leonard's Warrior Square got to do with it?
Hastings gull
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- Nov 23, 2013
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If you can phone him, then he should get on a train going towards London, get off at Tonbridge -2 stations down the line - and then as I said. Train to redhill, and then down. It would have been quicker, ideally, to go via Warrior square, but as this is not an option, then as I have suggested. Hope this helps.
I’m on an ‘Eastbourne’ train from London now.....which they’ve just announced is now going to Brighton instead. Anyone wanting Eastbourne is being told to change at H Heath, get a train to Polegate and then get a bus replacement service from there.........
Just to add to the joy there is a broken rail at Gatwick so the Redhill to Brighton leg could be delayed anyway.
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Yes Chef
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I got the number 12 bus along the coast from Eastbourne, rail tickets accepted. Quite pleasant in all honesty.
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I always go Brighton - SLWS - TW when making this journey.
Well, Worthing - Brighton - SLWS - TW actually.
Hastings gull
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Yes, as stated, this is the better route, but what I have suggested is then the next best option, though both are not as direct as one would ideally have wanted. Blame beeching -years ago you could have gone to TW via lewes!
AmexRuislip
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Bit of a long shot, are there any Hastings based NSCites fancy a cash in hand job tonight
Just gone through Gatwick with no real delay.......
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As if by magic a train has appeared and is going to Pevensey and West-something-or-other.
Anything East of Brighton has always been a mystery to me, which is a failing at times like this as I have absolutely no idea where anywhere is in relation to other places.
Anything East of Brighton has always been a mystery to me, which is a failing at times like this as I have absolutely no idea where anywhere is in relation to other places.
AmexRuislip
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Shame on you [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION], not knowing the jewels in the east of the county you're missing.
They're a mystery to most of the residents that live there permanently.
Anyway I thought you were a West Sussex ambassador to all things in the east
