What Goes On Near Here?
This tiling is at Oval station on the Underground.
What Goes On Near Here?
We need more art on the Underground and generally in public!
December 7, 2012 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Art, London Underground
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The best bit about the Oval tube station is the white board on the left hand side of your photograph. Has a quote in it everyday. They are a lovely touch by the staff.
Comment by racheljulieclark | December 10, 2012 |
The station I often use, Angel, is the same. Last month, it was a big Movember campaign. They have their own website at Thoughtsofangel.com.
http://thoughtsofangel.com/
Comment by AnonW | December 10, 2012 |
That’s really nice. Thank you, I use Victoria as well often, on Friday’s there is a member of staff which offers free hugs! (all advertised on the board next to him!) I have to say tube staff are lovely people.
Comment by racheljulieclark | December 10, 2012 |
I have found a lot of comfort in all London Transport staff. The conductors on our new buses are really getting into the swing of things, too!
The funniest thing though was on one of my bad days and widows get a lot, I was in M&S and the lady on the self-service check-outs asked if I was having a nice day. I said no and told her a little of my problems. She then gave me a big hug. Her name was Comfort.
Comment by AnonW | December 10, 2012 |