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Clapham Junction railway station

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Nov 4, 2026

Steve CostelloGUEST
35:15
But there's two other service patterns.
Steve CostelloGUEST
35:17
The other is that you would have trains from Waterloo, Clapham Junction, Richmond, et cetera, through Staines to Heathrow.
Steve CostelloGUEST
35:25
And then because we think it needs an integrated approach to Western and Southern, those trains... would use a new west-facing cord at the end of the Heathrow spur, the Heathrow branch, to get onto the Great Western and run onto Slough, Maidenhead, Reading, etc.
Steve CostelloGUEST
35:40
And then the final service pattern is extending the Elizabeth line from T5 to Staines, which is very widely supported by TFL and others.
Jordan StephensHOST
16:20
It's weird.
Jordan StephensHOST
16:21
I'm so, I guess the answer, but I remember, you know, I remember like, I remember walking to Clapham Junction once and this guy stopped me and was like, oh my God, you from Rizzle Kicks? I went, yeah.
Jordan StephensHOST
16:28
And he went, what are you doing here? And I went, what do you mean, what am I doing here? And he went, well, what are you doing? Just walking to the station.
Jordan StephensHOST
16:34
I was like...
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:12
I could feel the heat coming through windows and all windows I could see were just orange.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:21
36 people were killed and more than 100 injured in this morning's train crash at Clapham Junction in South London.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:29
Two commuter trains carrying more than 1,300 passengers collided shortly after 8 o'clock.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:34
A third train ran into the wreckage.
Dan FoxHOST
8:22
Something was very wrong.
Dan FoxHOST
8:25
Somewhere in the signalling system a danger existed, unseen and unrecognised.
Dan FoxHOST
8:31
Nobody aboard the trains approaching Clapham Junction on that morning had any idea that it was there.
Dan FoxHOST
8:39
At 10 past 8 on that Monday morning, one of the worst train crashes in the network's history would take place.
Eddie KadiHOST
8:52
We're ironing like nobody's business, bro.
Eddie KadiHOST
8:55
Because I just know growing up in an area like Fulham and then you see like all them oldies coming even from areas like White City, you know what I mean? And there's some people trickling in like Battersea's on the other side but you always see them guys because you know you just literally cross the river and then there's some of the guys coming from Clapham Junction.
Eddie KadiHOST
9:09
People get confused because the influence somewhere like Clapham Junction it trickled over like the other side.
Eddie KadiHOST
9:14
It's so close to West London.
Eddie KadiHOST
9:15
So, so close.
Rob SmillieHOST
103:06
as well, sadly, we had a couple of disasters.
Rob SmillieHOST
103:10
Clapham Junction.
Rob SmillieHOST
103:22
And then later on in the year, sadly, Pan Am Jets flying over Scotland Lockerbie.
Rob SmillieHOST
103:30
Lockerbie that got blown out of the sky.
MelasVOICE_ACTOR
17:13
Watson.
MelasVOICE_ACTOR
17:13
Then I met a man who told me I was on Wandsworth Common and pointed out the way to Clapham Junction.
MelasVOICE_ACTOR
17:19
I got there in time for the last train to Victoria.
MelasVOICE_ACTOR
17:22
The next day, I told the whole story to Mr. Mycroft Holmes here.
Holly EverettHOST
6:46
trying to do more
Rachel MussonHOST
6:47
of that trips I think I used to live in well I don't think I used to live I did used to live in Clapham which is on the direct train line Clapham Junction to Brighton and I would just pop to the beach on a
Holly EverettHOST
6:57
Yes, exactly.
Holly EverettHOST
6:58
You were doing the opposite.
Holly EverettHOST
6:59
That's where I was in Clapham Junction last night.
Holly EverettHOST
7:01
And
Rachel MussonHOST
7:03
it was cheap then too.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
79:11
And so it's my assumption I'm really up the junction.
Sideshow SidHOST
79:36
squeeze there up the junction talking about my manner like southeast london i was uh i'm about like 10 minutes away from uh clapham junction which is uh the junction that they are referencing in that song um that is not on my mix but i came out in 1979 what a cracker of a record that was from 1979 geez you know it just blows my mind that uh Their music, I don't know.
Sideshow SidHOST
80:06
They just...
Sideshow SidHOST
80:07
I'm telling you, they don't make it like you used to, but all those tracks I'm playing were on 45s.
speaker_1NARRATOR
34:59
"'Come, Watson, for we have a good day's work before us in town.' Mr. Joseph Harrison drove us down to the station, and we were soon whirling up in a Portsmouth train.
speaker_1NARRATOR
35:11
Holmes was sunk in profound thought, and hardly opened his mouth until we had passed Clapham Junction.
speaker_1NARRATOR
35:17
"'It's a very cheery thing to come into London by any of these lines which run high, and allow you to look down upon the houses like this.' I thought he was joking, for the view was sordid enough, but he soon explained himself.' Look at those big, isolated clumps of building rising up above the slates, like brick islands in a lead-coloured sea.
speaker_1NARRATOR
35:41
The board schools.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
10:48
So I was at Tottenham against Chelsea on Saturday, which was, again, played in horrific conditions.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
10:55
And because there was no tube, I had to walk from Clapham Junction to Stamford Bridge in torrential rain and sideways rain.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
11:03
And by the time I got to Stamford Bridge, I was as wet as I would have been had I jumped into a swimming pool.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
11:09
on my way.

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