Mind the gap - Wikipedia
WEB"Mind the gap" (listen ⓘ) or sometimes "watch the gap" is an audible or visual warning phrase issued to rail passengers to take caution while crossing the horizontal, and in some cases vertical, spatial gap between the train doorway and the station platform edge.
Mind the Gap - The story of Embankment station's announcement
WEB25 Mar 2022 · Londoners and regular visitors will know exactly what it is - the safety warning heard at London Underground stations encouraging passengers to mind the gap between the train and the platform edge. However, the dulcet tones of the safety announcement at Embankment station have a very special story.
Mind the Gap
WEBMind the Gap is England's leading learning disability performance and live arts company. Bold, cutting edge, world class theatre since 1988.
Mind the Gap Tube announcement returns after wife's plea
WEB9 Mar 2013 · Mind the Gap Tube announcement returns after wife's plea. A 40-year-old "mind the gap" recording once heard across the Tube is returning to one station - so the widow of the actor behind it can ...
The famous London "Mind The Gap" Message - YouTube
WEB6 Feb 2014 · This film is about the "mind the gap" message which is broadcast at London's underground stations which feature sharply curved platforms. The announcement warns passengers to beware the possibly ...
King Charles and Camilla remind railway passengers to 'mind the gap…
WEB5 May 2023 · The King has recorded an announcement for railway stations across the UK in which he reminds us to "mind the gap". The recording, made at Highgrove earlier this year by Transport for London (TfL ...
Our Goals - Mind the Gap
WEBOur Goals. Founded in 1988 by Tim Wheeler and Susan Brown, Mind the Gap exists to enable people with learning disabilities and autism to be part of an arts sector free from discrimination, where people are trained, respected and employed equally, and feature every day on our stages and screens.
'Mind The Gap' Meaning - UsingEnglish.com
WEBMeaning: Mind the gap is an instruction used on the Underground in the UK to warn passengers to be careful when leaving the tube or train as there is quite a distance between the train and the platform.
Mind the Gap | Psychology Today
WEB30 Apr 2015 · We can choose not to react automatically—mindlessly—to an event, a thought, or an emotion, but rather to observe things and choose if, and how, to respond. A recent study by Long and Christian ...
Mind the Gap — Black & brown skin
WEBMind the Gap is a Clinical Handbook of signs and symptoms in BlackandBrownskin. The aims of the project were to highlight the lack of diversity in medical literature and education. Mind the Gap was created between December 2019 - May 2020.
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