Who is the voice on London Underground?

Emma Clarke
Emma Clarke is the voice you hear if you travel on the Central, Bakerloo and Victoria Lines. Even though she’s not from London, actually living in Cheshire, Emma got the voiceover job 19 years ago, and her recordings are still used today.

Who does the London Underground announcements?

It can take Tube bosses up to 18 months to choose! Emma Clarke who voices some of the ‘Mind the Gap’ warnings on the Tube as well as making announcements for the Central, Bakerloo, and Victoria Lines told the Evening Standard about the process.

Who is the voice of the District line?

London Underground trains

What does the London Tube say?

“Mind the gap” audible warnings are always played on the Central line platforms at Bank, the Northern line northbound platform at Embankment, and the Bakerloo line platforms at Piccadilly Circus. There are markings on the platform edge which usually line up with the doors on the cars.

Who is the voice on Southern trains?

Voiceover: Julie Berry, the voice of the Piccadilly line, also voices Southern Rail and said ‘I’m probably not very popular at the moment’.

Who does the voiceover for trains?

Angela Schneider has been the voice of the announcements since 2012. (She took over from Wiener Linien security engineer Franz Kaida, who had been doing them for the past 44 years and received a Goldener Rathausmann medal on retirement.)

Who does the Southern Rail voice?

Julie Berry
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Who is the voice of London buses?

presenter Emma Hignett
The system was proved to be successful, and on 18 May 2006, radio presenter Emma Hignett was announced to be the ‘Voice of London’s Buses’ after 99% in the survey said she had the right voice. iBus was launched on many routes in 2007 and continued throughout 2008 and 2009. All routes now have the system.

Who does Piccadilly Line announcements?

Ms Berry, who is in her 50s, said she often gets embarrassed if she’s on the line. Voiceover: Julie Berry, the voice of the Piccadilly line, also voices Southern Rail and said ‘I’m probably not very popular at the moment’.

What’s Mind the Gap means?

Mind the gap! (UK): Watch out for the space between the train and the platform! idiom. to mind (sthg): to look after, take care of, watch (something); to be bothered, annoyed (by sthg)

Who is the merseyrail voice?

columnist Joe Riley
ECHO columnist Joe Riley has stepped up to the plate as the new voice of Merseyrail. ECHO columnist Joe Riley has stepped up to the plate as the new voice of Merseyrail.

Who does the voice on the train?

Dana Snyder is the voice of The Train in Adventure Time.

Who voices London’s famous Tube announcements?

/ Emma Clarke illions of London commuters hear their voices every day – but little is known about the people who voice London’s famous Tube announcements. Whether it is on the Underground or suburban rail network, the soothing tones broadcast over the train tannoy have become some of the iconic sounds of London’s transport system.

Who is the voice for mind the gap on London Underground?

Mind the Gap: Emma Clarke, 46, who voices announcements used on the Central, Bakerloo and Victoria Lines.

When did the London Underground announce the train doors opening?

London underground announcement, recorded 18th Feb London Underground- trai… Currently /5 Stars. Tube train doors opening, first we hear warning beep, then a ‘mind the gap’ announcement. Recorded 16th Feb 2015 with London Underground- trai…

Do You Mind the gap on the London Underground in 2019?

“And that is why today, even in 2019, if you go down to Embankment station in London, and sit on the northbound platform on Northern Line, you will here a COMPLETELY different voice say Mind the Gap to ANYWHERE else on the Underground. It’s Oswald,” says Bull.