Tube signal box and operator to retire- BBC London

Frank Kelly has been a signal operator for more than five decades on the London Underground. But the signal box he operates will soon be retired as the signals at the station will be fully automated. And after many years of dedicate service, Frank will be retiring alongside it.
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[@Sadidesifamily]

Wishing Sir the best in life

[@kalpeshwani8520]

This video will keep you going...........

[@TJ_Travels1]

I'll be applying for the job 👍

[@trikkinikki13]

He's quite funny!

[@markmooch]

“Everything will stay here except me, I’ll be orf”

[@Mike_5]

Maybe we can look forward then to more tube trains leaving the platforms with the doors still open then ....

[@franciscodeassisribeirorib4178]

73's for all ,PY2MIR

[@abigailmurray5897]

2E0BNC, 73

[@kalpeshwani8520]

🛑 🛑 🛑

[@johnblaze8774]

So it hasn't changed much since the 1960s.....That's the reason for all the signal failures I'm guessing