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**Trump** @Trump@activitypub.awakari.com · 4h

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**Bytes Europe** @byteseu@pubeurope.com · 1h

British-Macedonian teenager who was out on the evening of nightclub fire speaks out in wake of blaze that killed 59 https://www.byteseu.com/862669/ #dailymail #Instagram #london #News #NorthMacedonia

Huge flames engulf the Pulse nightclub in Kocani, North Macedonia, in the early hours of Sunday March 16, 2025

**CLondoner92 (New Account)** @CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk · 1h

CLondoner92 (New Account) @CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk

#Southeastern and #Hornby have unveiled the Railway 200 ‘Javelin’ high-speed #train at #Margate station to celebrate the 200th anniversary of passenger rail services in the #UK. The special livery features iconic landmarks across Kent and the South East, marking the region’s connection to high-speed rail. 395015 is the first to showcase the #Railway 200 graphic, with more #trains to follow. The unveiling, attended by local businesses, highlights the transformative impact of high-speed rail, which saw over 15 million journeys in the last financial year. Hornby has also released a model train pack to commemorate the event. High-speed services, launched in 2009, have boosted connectivity, economic growth, and social mobility across #Kent and #London.
https://newsroom.southeasternrailway.co.uk/news/big-train-meets-little-train-a-railway-200-encounter

The image shows a large, modern passenger train positioned on railway tracks beside a miniature model of the same train. The full-sized train is sleek, with a dark blue body and vibrant yellow accents on the front. It is labelled "Javelin" and carries the number "395 015" on its side. The windows are tinted, and there are detailed markings in light blue and white. The model train on the gravel beside it mirrors the full-sized train’s design, including the colours and labelling, but is much smaller in scale. The setting is an open-air station with part of a white-roofed platform visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

Photo by Southeastern

The image shows a close-up of two trains on parallel tracks. In the background, a full-sized train is partially visible, featuring a large colourful graphic with silhouettes of buildings and a spiral element. The text on the graphic celebrates a 200-year railway anniversary. The train is painted in dark blue with orange accents and has a visible door with a window. In the foreground, a model train sits on a gravel-like track. This model replicates the larger train with similar blue and orange colours, maintaining the same graphic and text on a smaller scale. The image captures both trains in a side view, highlighting their design and anniversary theme.

Photo by Southeastern

**Anne Reis | SoundsVegan.com** @soundsvegan@veganism.social · 2h

**Tom Cruise Info** @tomcruiseinfo@mastodon.social · 2h

**Tom Cruise Info** @tomcruiseinfo@mastodon.social · 2h

**CLondoner92 (New Account)** @CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk · 3h

CLondoner92 (New Account) @CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk

#Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
Staff Guide to Fares and Ticketing – March 2025
Includes the following documents:
Book 1 Fares and Tickets
Book 2 Ways to Pay
Book 3 Discounts and Photocards
Appendices
https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transparency/freedom-of-information/foi-request-detail?referenceId=FOI-3904-2425

The image displays a page titled "Introduction" from a guide on fares and ticketing. The title "INTRODUCTION" is highlighted in bold white text on a purple background at the top of the page. Below the title, the text elaborates on the contents of the "Staff Guide to Fares and Ticketing," stating that it comprises three separate guides plus appendices. The first guide focuses on fares and tickets, summarising acceptable tickets for TfL and National Rail services in London, providing fare details and a general guide to single fares. The second guide covers types of tickets and payment methods, while the third discusses discount schemes and photocards. The appendices include informative materials such as Tube maps and ticket purchase locations.

The image features a page with information about ticket types and fare zones for transport services in London. The document is divided into two sections. The first section, titled "2.1 Ticket Options," outlines different ticket types for Bus, Tube, Tram, DLR, London Overground, and other services. It lists options such as single journeys, day tickets, season tickets, and weekly capping, with specific details about payment methods like Oyster and contactless. The second section, "2.2 Fare Zones," describes the division of London into fare zones for rail journeys. It specifies that zones 1 to 6 cover Greater London, while zones 7 to 9 are outside Greater London, naming specific stations in each zone. The section continues by listing stations where services operate beyond the London fare zones. The page is structured with bold headings and bullet points for clarity and includes hyperlinks to additional resources.

The image features a structured chart listing various photocard and discount schemes categorised by different headings. At the top, a green and light green header states "2. DISCOUNT SCHEMES AND PHOTOCARDS" and "2.1 What photocard and discount schemes are available." Below, there is an organised table divided into three main sections: "Adult discounts and concessions" in blue, "Under 18s" in pink, and "Other photocard schemes" in olive green. Each section lists specific types of cards in the left column and their application methods in the right column. Some entries feature online links, while others provide office locations or phone contact information. The overall design is systematic and uses colour-coding to distinguish sections.

The image is a table detailing discount rates for various passenger types on Tube, DLR, London Overground, and Elizabeth Line services. The table is divided into rows and columns, with a purple header titled "Discount rates." The columns categorise different passenger types: Adult, 5-10, 11-15, 16+, Young Visitor, 18+, Apprentice, JCP, Bus & Tram, National Railcard/Gold Card, and Disabled Persons Railcard. Rows list transport options: Paper singles/returns, Pay as you go (peak and off-peak), Day Travelcard (Anytime and off-peak), Daily cap (all day and off-peak), Travelcard 7 Day, Weekly capping, Travelcard Monthly, and Annual. Cells contain text with options like "Adult," "Free," "Child," "½ adult," and discount descriptions, highlighted in various colours: yellow for "Free," pink for "Child," and purple for "1/3 off adult." The bottom notes refer to "Staff Guide 3" for qualification details.

**Alex Smithson** @alexsmithson@mastodon.social · 3h

**UK Theatre Web** @uktw@mastodonapp.uk · 3h

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**jdmccafferty** @jdmccafferty@mastodon.online · 5h

jdmccafferty @jdmccafferty@mastodon.online

25 Mar 1458: Henry VI holds a 'loveday' procession through #London #otd of Yorkists & Lancastrians. Queen Margaret of Anjou has to hold the hand of her enemy the Duke of #York We don't know how she felt about that.

Portrait of Henry against a green background.

**Trump** @Trump@activitypub.awakari.com · 8h

**Tim Schnetgöke** @timschnetgoeke@pixelfed.social · 7h

**UK Theatre Web** @uktw@mastodonapp.uk · 7h

**Sakti** @Sakti@ravenation.club · 7h

**Bogomil Shopov - Бого** @bogo@hapyyr.com · 8h

Bogomil Shopov - Бого @bogo@hapyyr.com

I applied for the #voila festival in the UK. If I make it, my #theater play is coming to #London. Wish me luck!

**CLondoner92 (New Account)** @CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk · 8h

CLondoner92 (New Account) @CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk

#Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
Escalator Failure Communication Policy

"The rationale behind this decision was that we would only post information about ‘down’ escalators because in the vast majority of cases, Underground stations can’t usually remain open without an up escalator. DLR stations can usually remain open without an up escalator. Stations served only by London Overground do not have escalators."
https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transparency/freedom-of-information/foi-request-detail?referenceId=FOI-3892-2425

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