- are due to become operational tomorrow, Tuesday 20th, according to the helpful man in the ticket office. BUT the ticket office has had a reprieve - it will continue to function for another 6 months, for which I am very relieved, as is he!
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Last time Councillors James Patterson and Liz McShane sorted this mess out (the closing of the bridge entrance) - hope they can do it again. For a major station like Alexandra Palace it seems crazy that you can only enter from one side. Especially as in the future there will extra trains going to St Pancras (and possibly in the future Crossrail 2). Has nothing been learnt from previous time they closed the gate?
It's insane.