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Oh and don't forget images from Wikimedia 'pictures and images' where there are sometimes some great photos you can use, as long as you give a link/credit of course.

Hi Sandra,
Thanks for the extra information. As for getting info on events, it's just a matter of keeping on the lookout for publicity, as well as researching using the internet. As for photos, I'm lucky I've got a library of pics taken over a long period of time that I can use. Sometimes websites of events have photos for press use which you can use too, or if you use pics from their site and link back it's OK as they're happy to get the publicity.

Thanks Sandra, great to hear a first-hand account of this and see some decent photos of it. This is something I'd love to so but like you say, it only opens a couple of times a year. London Transport should really open it up more often, I'm sure the demand is there. It's a fascinating part of London's history. Nice little story about the posters too. Twenty pounds seems a bit steep, though I bet it was worth it. I wonder, when you're down there, can you hear underground trains rumbling by, as of course the Piccadilly line still runs close by. It must be rather eerie....