Central line to reopen on Saturday, but expect delays From: Evening Standard - London | Date: April 9, 2003| Author: DICK MURRAY | Copyright 2003 Evening Standard - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

THE Central line, normally used by 670,000 passengers a day, will finally reopen along its entire length from Saturday.

Trains will run to all 49 stations, but there will be a slightly reduced number with possible gaps of six to eight minutes next week. A near-normal service is expected after the Easter break.

London Underground today warned that the reduced number of trains could lead to heavy crowding during next week's peak periods and advised commuters to vary the time of t...

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