Oh Dear, Oh Dear, Oh Dear

Looks like the people that work for a living on weekends won't be too happy as the Tube will be open for an hour later and thus ater in the morning.
Perhaps there is an election soon...

TfL Press Release - 28 April 2006
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In response to an extensive consultation with London residents, Tube
users and other interested parties, London Underground (LU) has
announced that from June 2007 the Tube will run later on Friday and
Saturday evenings.
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Last trains will leave Central London at approximately 0100hrs, half an
hour later than the current time of 0030hrs. On Saturday mornings, the
first train will start one hour later than at present, arriving in
central London at
around 0700hrs.
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In direct response to feedback during the consultation, LU has not
altered Sunday morning services and trains will continue to reach
Central London at around 0730hrs. This will minimise the affects on
those who use the Tube early at weekends, while maximising the
opportunity to run the Tube later on Friday
and Saturday.
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The later starting time on Saturday morning allows time for essential
maintenance to track, trains and signals that can only be carried out
when the network shuts down. During the extra opening hours, staffing
levels at stations will be maintained the same as today. LU is also
working closely with British Transport Police to review policing
requirements and to ensure there will be enough officers available to
police the Tube during the last half hour.
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Alternative transport for customers travelling into Central London and
out to Heathrow airport before Tube opening times at weekends does
already exist, however, Transport for London (TfL) is working with
other transport providers to examine the impact of the new operating
hours on other transport services. In particular TfL is assessing
whether changes to bus services on Saturday mornings need to be made.
The small group of stations which currently close earlier than the
others will continue to do so, although this will be half an hour later
than they do currently. These include the Bakerloo line north of
Queen’s Park, Heathrow Terminal 4, Kensington Olympia, Shoreditch and
Cannon
Street.
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