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Post by 700101 on Oct 15, 2020 18:54:24 GMT
A great shame as I would be able to make use of it now. I wish the 96 ran all night. Yes, it seems like a route which a lot of people might need at night, especially considering it goes to Darent Valley Hospital. Maybe a N96 - Queens Elizabeth Hospital to Darent Valley Hospital should run to give both Hospitals a night services
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Post by localet44 on Oct 16, 2020 21:15:45 GMT
I gave a short history of the night buses to the Medway Towns on the 'Night Bus' thread on July 31st 2019 tangytango.proboards.com/thread/11094/night-buses?page=8Information taken from Philip Wallis' book 'London's Night Buses Volume 2 1984 - 2013' with photos on my Flickr website www.flickr.com/photos/136510631@N08/albums/72157675417973594/page2Here is a summary of the night services to Gillingham [including details of N60] - 19 October 1990 – service NX1 introduced Trafalgar Sqaure to Gillingham 8 October 1993 – service NX1 withdrawn 8 October 1993 - Service N81 introduced Victoria to Crayford with journey extended to Gillingham on Friday and Saturday nights 25 October 1996 - Service N60 introduced Victoria to Hemel Hempstead 25 April 1997 – revised to operate Victoria to St Albans City Station 23 July 1999 - Service N81 withdrawn between Bexleyheath and Gillingham 23 July 1999 - Service N60 withdrawn between Watford Junction and St Albans and the return journeys operated from Watford Junction to Baker Street where it changed its number to service N80 to Gravesend where one journey changed its number again to service N82 to Gillingham 23 July 1999 – service N80 introduced Baker Street to Gravesend 28 January 2001 - Service N60 withdrawn and service N80 operated Trafalgar Square to Gravesend where it changed its number to service N82 to Gillingham 19 May 2002 - services N80 and N82 and thus night services to Gravesend and Gillingham are withdrawn. Night buses run to Gillingham between 19 October 1990 and 19 May 2002. Brian Creasey
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Post by stuckonthe486 on Oct 18, 2020 13:52:02 GMT
This timeline makes me realise it would have been the N80 I used to catch rather than the NX1 - forgot all about that bus! Half-price discount if you had a travelcard, if I remember rightly.
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