According to the Sunday Times, Richard Branson has gone off-shore.
Has Beardie also taken all his webbies with him?
The forlorn picture of a recently departed VT director of communications still greets visitors to Virgin Trains' Media Room:
Eye understands it is not the first to flag this incongruous image with VT.
Evidently, Arthur is proving a hard act to follow, as predicted...
Sunday, 13 October 2013
Lookalike - Rail in t'North edition
Pictured are Siemens Rail Systems' supremo Steve Scrimshaw and Nick Donovan, MD of First Transpennine.
Eye defies readers to tell them apart!
Look closely at the name badges...
Shurely shome mishtake!?!
Definitely shome mishtake!!!
Good effort and a bowler tip to both for being sports.
Government signals end to micro-management!
This from the Sunday Torygraph...
Patrick McLoughlin, the Transport Secretary, said he was “looking into” the mix of first class and standard class after the findings were presented to him. He agreed that there might be ways of “delivering a better passenger experience” by increasing the ratio of standard-class carriages.
So what exactly are supposedly private sector train operating companies responsible for?
And which bits of Maria Eagle's renationalisation plans does this government now reject?
Patrick McLoughlin, the Transport Secretary, said he was “looking into” the mix of first class and standard class after the findings were presented to him. He agreed that there might be ways of “delivering a better passenger experience” by increasing the ratio of standard-class carriages.
So what exactly are supposedly private sector train operating companies responsible for?
And which bits of Maria Eagle's renationalisation plans does this government now reject?