If you look closely at the first shot, I think you can see traces of the widening of this stand when passing was required by the bigger modern buses (DMS perhaps?) after the original RT and RM types. Overtaking became important with the well-intentioned co-ordination of all buses towards Bromley, when the 227 (and later the 162?) and the 269 were diverted through the stand to serve a common stop. Congestion seems to have stymied that useful idea, though, and War Memorial passengers towards Bromley now have to bet on one route or the other, at very widely separated stops.
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