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Letters: Train just needs a bit of oil

ON ONE of the new Met trains, I was unfortunate to sit near the doorway between two adjoining carriages.

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00:00, 23 MAR 2011
Updated16:02, 27 SEP 2013

ON ONE of the new Met trains, I was unfortunate to sit near the doorway between two adjoining carriages.

The flooring between the two gave loud creaking noises when the train was moving.

Can someone please donate a can of lubricating oil to TfL?

DENNIS MILSTONE

Trinity Close

Northwood

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