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London
- Thread starter Scallywag
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My sentiments are the same. I hope all posters from London are safe and well and none of your family or friends were affected by this awful tragedy !!
Does James or anyone from CW know how many of our posters are from Greater London ?
It may be best if those in London can post saying they are safe, so that their friends in CW and we may know that they are OK.
Does James or anyone from CW know how many of our posters are from Greater London ?
It may be best if those in London can post saying they are safe, so that their friends in CW and we may know that they are OK.
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FaaipDeOiad
Hall of Fame Member
Can't disagree with the sentiment. It's a blessing that so few people were killed, and hopefully everyone affiliated with CW and their families escaped unscathed.
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
Yeah I'm fine. As I mentioned in the OT section, I was due to take a group of Year 10's to Leicester Square yesteday, but the tannoy announced no more underground just as we were about to board the train. Had we been 15 minutes earlier, we'd have been stuck in London until the evening, which wouldn't have been fun in the circumstances.JASON said:
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
I wish to echo the sentiments expressed by others here. I think it was fortunate that the casualties were so low, given the extent of the bombings... I hope everyone associated with CW (and everyone else for that matter) are all okay.