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 Paddington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In Paddington Station there is a display case showing Paddington Bear, a character of children's fiction who, in the book, is first discovered at this station and hence named after it.
Paddington has several famous sons, notably Alexander Fleming — the scientist who discovered Penicillin (a plaque commemorating this is placed outside his laboratory at St Mary's Hospital on Praed Street) — and Alan Turing (mathematician; there is a plaque on the Hotel where he was born: The Colonnade in Warrington Crescent).
Paddington is an place in the City of Westminster.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paddington

  
 Paddington Station on the London Tube Map
Paddington station was one of the great rail portals into London, receiving the trains that ran on Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Great Western Railway (GWR), from Cardiff and other towns to the west of London.
Praed Street Station is geographically on the south-west diagonal from Edgware Road Station, but Beck has shifted it to be due south; in a later version, he move Praed Street Station in the opposite direction, making it due east - and hence coincident with Paddington mainline station.
By the 1950s, the Bishops Road and Praed Street Stations have been amalgamated with the existing Paddington Station, to form the single station-complex called Paddington.
easyweb.easynet.co.uk /~ursa/peter/trains/padd.htm

  
 Paddington Rail Tragedy (05/10/99)
Paddington station is to re-open on Wednesday, October 20, 1999 despite warnings from an expert in railway signalling that half of the signals at the approaches to the station are dangerous.
Paddington station was shut for 16 days following the crash involving a Great Western train and a Thames commuter train on 5 October.
Photo: AP Wreckage at Ladbroke Grove near Paddington station
danger-ahead.railfan.net /reports/rep99/paddington991005.html

  
 Paddington Station
Paddington Station was built as the London terminal of the Great Western Railway, which ran to Bristol.
Inside, the structure of the arched interior of the station is a most impressive example of Victorian engineering - being built so soon after the Great Exhibition of 1851, it was one of the earliest buildings to take advantage of this new style of architecture, and the whole edifice has a greenhouse feel to it.
It was added in 1868-74, and is a large white building with two stubby towers and a central pediment with classical figures facing Praed Street and the underground station across the road.
www.speel.demon.co.uk /other/padding.htm

  
 London railway stations
Paddington Station was built as the London terminal of the Great WesternRailway, which ran to Bristol and Cardiff.
The remainder of the station is theterminus for routes from Sussex and South London.
The station is situated near the river Thamesclose to Waterloo Station, which lies on the other side of the river.
www.2747.com /2747/world/station/london.htm

  
 Paddington station to re-open (19/10/99)
Paddington station is completely safe according to Richard Middleton the commercial director of railtrack.
Paddington station is to re-open on Wednesday despite warnings from an expert in railway signalling that half of
The number of trains operating into and out of the station will be reduced at peak periods, although off-peak services will not be affected.
danger-ahead.railfan.net /reports/rep99/paddington991005_1019_02.html

  
 Paddington Station Planning Brief
Paddington Station is identified as a key opportunity site being recognised as a major regeneration resource and offering the potential for major public transport improvements to facilitate new development and growth, as well as offering a suitable location for new businesses.
Paddington Station is a Grade I listed building located within the Paddington Special Policy Area (PSPA).
This planning brief supersedes the 2001 ‘Paddington Station and Environs Planning Brief’.
www.westminster.gov.uk /environment/planning/sitesandprojectspolicies/paddingtonstation.cfm

  
 Police999.com - Harmless Briefcase Prompts Evacuation at Paddington Station
Paddington Station was closed from 8:20 am to 9:30 am (0820 to 0930 GMT) while police inspected what turned out to be a harmless briefcase in the left-luggage area, a police spokesman told AFP.
Paddington Station, in west London, serves destinations in the west of England.
One of Londons busiest railway stations was evacuated during the morning rush-hour as police dealt with a bomb scare, British Transport Police said.
www.police999.com /modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=173

  
 Guardian Unlimited Special reports Paddington crash: station silent in tribute
Paddington station was quiet today, as prayers, flowers and a poignant one-minute silence marked the first anniversary of the rail crash which claimed 31 lives.
Survivors of the two-train smash gathered at Paddington station in west London for the silence, which took place at 8.11am.
Part two of the Paddington public inquiry, headed by Lord Cullen, starts later this month and is due to be concluded by the end of the year.
www.guardian.co.uk /traincrash/Story/0,2763,377713,00.html

  
 Album 12N - Paddington
Now London Paddington station was the place we used to go to see our diesel-hydraulic locomotives during a London day-trip.
After HST's were introduced, the character seem to be lost from Paddington, and I rarely went back after that.
Class 47's were also used at that time, increasingly so as the hydraulics were withdrawn and until the Class 50's were transferred to the western Region.
www.garry-brookes.com /id95.htm

  
 Fodor's Travel Guides Forums Messages
The entire area around Paddington station is absolutely teeming with restauranta of all types; you should have no problems walking out the door of the Hilton and finding something to suit, even inside the station itself are gourmet coffee/muffin bars.
Hello, does anyone have a suggestion of a place to have breakfast near Paddington Station?
We'll be staying at the Hilton Paddington, and I'm hoping to find a nice place other than the hotel, for breakfast.
www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=2&tid=34619674&numresponses=2&start=0

  
 History
A temporary station was opened by the Great Western Railway on 4 June 1838 and closed on 29 May 1854.
The present station was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel with architectural assistance from Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt.
The Brunel station comprised a train shed of three barrel vaults of clear arch construction.
www.networkrail.co.uk /Stations/stations/Paddington/History.aspx

  
 English Heritage approves works at Paddington Station Arup
On 10 December 2003 English Heritage reached a significant decision with respect to Network Rail’s planning application for major works at the Grade 1 listed Paddington Station, London.
English Heritage approves works at Paddington Station
Of particular note are the operational needs of the station and the importance of accommodating long-term growth in rail travel, the constraints imposed by the configuration and condition of Span 4, and the wider community benefits to the travelling public, including improved modal interchange facilities.
www.arup.com /europe/newsitem.cfm?pageid=1961

  
 Hotels Near Paddington Station London
Paddington Station is the terminus for the Heathrow Express and starting point for trains to the west of England and Wales.
Paddington Station is central, within walking distance of Oxford Street and Hyde Park.
Hotels near Paddington Station have some of the keenest rates on offer in London, we have a separate page for BandB hotels near Paddington Station and full service hotels in Paddington.
www.londontoolkit.com /accommodation/paddington.htm

  
 Paddington Station Europe Arup
Paddington Station, UK Arup has advised the Project Team led by Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners on pedestrian and traffic planning issues - including the development of taxi management systems as a member of the Taxi Access Steering Group - to increase the throughput of passengers at Paddington Station.
In addition we have assisted the Project Team in the development of the Station Master Plan to increase track capacity, interchange capabilities, and to complement the adjacent development proposals of the Paddington Special Policy Area.
The Station provides a gateway from London to the west of the UK and accommodates rail services associated with Intercity, Commuter and Airport operations.
www.arup.com /europe/project.cfm?pageid=258

  
 Paddington Station, London, England
The guard informed us that, for anti-terrorism reasons, photographs were not permitted in the station.
After taking the first series of photographs on platform six, Ann and I were approached by a security guard.
Unlike Ann's previous (and successful) attempt to stall while I quickly snapped photos, this guard wouldn't have anything of it.
www.hainsworth.com /qtvr/london/london14.html

  
 History of Advertising Trust - The Trust's Work
A railway station (believed to be Paddington) in 1874.
www.hatads.org.uk /lib2a.htm

  
 Paddington Court Hotel & Suites - 3 Star Hotel - W2 - Center of London
Use any links to Paddington Station or Lancaster Gate, both stations are within five minutes walking distance.
From the A40 take the exit before Paddington Flyover and follow signs to Paddington Station.
The hotel is located on Devonshire Terrace off Craven Road just 300 yards from Paddington Station.
www.londonby.com /paddingtoncourt/pages/reach.htm

  
 Paddington's Biography
The Browns decided to name their new member of the family Paddington, after the place where he was found, although we later learn that in Peru his name was Pastuso.
Although Paddington now lives in London, England, he originally came from Darkest Peru where he was brought up by his Aunt Lucy after he was orphaned following an earthquake when he was just a few weeks old.
The Browns were at the station to meet their daughter Judy when Mr.
www.paddingtonbear.co.uk /en/1/fachispadbio.mxs

  
 BBC NEWS England London Paddington station reopens
Paddington train station reopened just before 1400 BST on Tuesday, according to Network Rail, bringing some relief to travellers ahead of the evening rush hour.
But works were delayed by high winds and the station was not able to open in time for the morning rush hour.
Victoria bus station is also closed for 10 weeks because of improvement works.
news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/london/2964515.stm

  
 Paddington Waterside: Transport
Paddington Station is one of London's busiest stations and serves destinations to the west of London, including Heathrow Airport, Reading, Bristol, the south-west and South Wales.
At the heart of Paddington Waterside lies Paddington Station, a major international transport hub.
Links from Paddington Station to all London's other mainline terminals via its four Underground lines provide access across London for all travel needs.
www.paddingtonwaterside.co.uk /transport/t_index.htm

  
 Paddington Waterside Partnership : New offices, Flats and shops in Central London
Paddington Waterside is providing a major engine for regeneration of the area around Paddington station and the creation of new jobs.
Paddington Waterside has been made possible by a shared vision allied with the commitment of local partners.
As well as transforming the environment, Paddington Waterside Partnership has ensured that the benefits of regeneration are captured and invested locally in people and jobs.
www.p-w-p.co.uk

  
 Teddy Bear UK: PADDINGTON BEAR
He is first introduced sitting in the dark corner of Paddington railway station (after which he is named), on his leather suitcase, just outside the Lost and Found department with a large label tied around his neck which states 'PLEASE LOOK AFTER THIS BEAR'.
Paddington's disgracefully shabby hat (which belonged to his Uncle) has become his trade mark, along with a duffel coat or yellow macintosh that he occasionally wears and his traditional wellington boots.
Paddington according to Bond is not a toy bear, but a South American honey-bear magically brought to life.
www.teddy-bear-uk.com /learning/famous/padd/padding2.htm

  
 How to Buy a Paddington Bear - eHow.com
The Padding Bear at Paddington Station retail stand, located on the concourse of London's Paddington Station, was opened by Michael Bond, the popular bear's creator, in 1994.
Paddington - eccentric and still resolutely English - is one of the world's classic bears.
Paddington's 40th birthday was celebrated in 1998 with the introduction of a new book, "Paddington and the Christmas Surprise."
www.ehow.com /how_10421_buy-paddington-bear.html

  
 Paddington Station - Houston, TX, 77077-5698 - Citysearch
Paddington Station - Houston, TX, 77077-5698 - Citysearch
Paddington's is the kind of burger joint one used to find in every small Texas town.
Paddington's is the kind of burger joint one used to find in every small Texa...
houston.citysearch.com /profile/9932637

  
 Railtrack Property - Industrial Development - London W1, Paddington Station
The Strategic Rail Authority has identified the proposals for Paddington Station as being key to the improvement of east-west rail travel, and to achieving a public transport system that help to sustain London's economic growth.
The scheme includes the creation of a fifteenth platform and the lengthening of platforms currently outside the station; a newly designed entrance on London Street linking the station with Paddington Basin; improved passenger links to the underground, buses, taxi services and the surrounding Paddington area; and enhanced links with the nearby A40.
Railtrack's proposals represent the single most significant investment in public transport and operations at Paddington since Brunel's original station was built in the mid 19th century.
www.propertymall.com /press/article/7877

  
 Amazon.com: Books: Paddington Bear (Paddington Bear)
Just in time for Paddington Bear's 40th birthday, here's a new picture book telling the story of his meeting the Brown family in Paddington Station and how he goes home to live with them.
Paddington was a saviour in childhood, and is bound to be an absolute delight for any child who learns of his misadventures, his love of marmalade and his earnest love of his newly adopted family and newly adopted life in city.
As luck would have it, the Brown family found him, named him Paddington, and welcomed him to their home and into the hearts of millions of readers.Since 1958, Paddington Bear has charmed readers worldwide with his humorous misadventures.
www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0060278544?v=glance

  
 Sherlockian Atlas: Reference: Paddington Station
ENGI: Watson's practice was close to Paddington Station and the station's officials sent him a few patients.
ENGI: Victor Hatherley took Paddington Station on his trip to
SILV: Holmes & Watson travel to Dartmoor via a train from Paddington, where Holmes procured a "bundle of fresh papers" to update him on the case.
www.sherlock-holmes.org /atlas/london/paddington_sta.html

  
 around hotel in paddington station uk at All things Jewish
around hotel in paddington station uk can be found now at http://www.jew.co.uk.
http://www.jew.co.uk for around hotel in paddington station uk.
The Paddington Court Suites, located just across the road are fully equipped with kitchenettes forming standard or deluxe studios.
www.paddingtoncourtlondon.com /around_hotel_in_paddington_station_uk.asp

  
 Paddington Station - netlexikon
Paddington Station ist einer der Hauptbahnhöfe von London.
Die oberirdische Station der Hammersmith and City Line befindet sich auf der Nordseite parallel zur Haupthalle, die Station der Circle Line und der District Line in einem Einschnitt vor dem Bahnhof und die Station der Bakerloo Line tief im Untergrund.
Paddington Bear stammt aus dem "tiefsten und dunkelsten Peru" und wird im Bahnhof gefunden.
www.net-lexikon.de /Paddington-station.html

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