Dodgy demo company again?

[freddie]

Has anyone done any digging into the demo / drilling company that had one of its vans passing the No.30 bus at exactly the moment of the explosion?

I know this could just be a coincidence but with all the other coincidences I think we ought to check it out - I mean, what are the odds for that sort of thing.

One last thing is the redirection of the bus (The number 30 doesn't ever go down that road) - What was the explanation for this, what was the driver told? -- I think this is a major point -- It put it on a mucher quieter street, right inbetween a square-garden and the British Medical Association! - If I had to think of a place to let of a bomb in North-Central London, I'd chose one of these square gardens - Infact Tavistock Square is better than the ones around it because you can shut it off, as they did, for weeks and not mess up all the traffic. I live just round the corner so I went down and they had sealed off the roads with 30ft high tarps stretched tight accross the streets - You couldn't see a thing.

The location for closing off afterwards was good but having the bus parked literally a couple of meters from the main doors to the BMA (full of dodctors!) was pretty handy don't you think - not to mention being less than 300 meters from the A&E entrance to the Royal College Hospital!

Edit: The company is called Kingstar and their website is http://www.kingstar.co.uk/