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I saw a nice little article in the Evening Standard last night. A good news story, tucked in between less good news about trains and tubes.

It's about a chap called Tim Pinn. He's a tube worker who's been writing friendly messages on the information boards at Warwick Avenue station.

"The weekend's arrived – let's see some dancing down the escalators" and "You've given enough for the day, the rest of it is yours for the evening" are just two of the messages that have led to Tim getting his own dedicated Facebook page.

We always like to see people showing a bit of personality in their writing, so good work Tim, keep it up.

0 min read, posted in Culture, by Admin, on 20 May 2011

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