good morning from bbc london, i m frankie mccamley. as a second national train strike on the the rail network is underway this morning, it s thought the effect of the walkout on london s hospitality sector will cost around £70 million in lost revenue. less than 20% of services are expected to run today. unlike earlier in the week, union members on the london underground are not striking. this loss in revenues over the three days of strikes will be over half a billion pounds. londoners proportionately more dense, if you like, in terms of hospitality venue so it will probably disproportionately higher. we think are probably around 70 million in lost trade, which is really not what we need at the moment. a disabled man from harrow has told bbc london he feels like a prisoner in his own home after he had to be carried to his sixth floor flat last week.
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Churchill Downs Announces Trio Of Investment Projects, Including New Plans For Clubhouse Turn Sponsored by:
The Turn 1 Experience will introduce permanent all-inclusive stadium seats at Churchill Downs in a unique location with exclusive views of the Kentucky Derby walkover and the picturesque first turn framed by the Twin Spires.
Churchill Downs announced three major multi-year capital investments to transform key areas at the home of the Kentucky Derby. These projects will ultimately provide new, unique and extraordinary guest experiences in the coming years. Plans include the debut of a new project each year over the next three years, beginning with the Homestretch Club for Kentucky Derby 2022 and culminating with a Paddock area redesign for the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby in 2024.
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