Croydon: (Re)construction of East Croydon bus station
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Croydon: (Re)construction of East Croydon bus station
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 16 Mar 2017
There never has been a full bus station here, just some platforms where one could alight from or board some of the eastbound buses. It was never used by any westbound buses, which stopped instead on the road opposite the railway station. What will emerge from the present works is uncertain, but what IS certain is that at present the eastbound services have nowhere to stop, causing great inconvenience, to me in particular.
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Image Location
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51.374634
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