Wednesday, 8 July 2009
NatEx,Cross Default and another broken promise?
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This from Crow Bar Bob over at the RMT... “ Both Andrew Adonis, and Geoff Hoon before him, made it quite clear to RMT that if National Expr...
It doesn't rain but it pours
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This from the Independent ... Rail workers at a National Express train company are to be balloted for industrial action in a row over pay an...
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
2009 Railway Garden Competition #4
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As today is the 7th of the 7th, probably time for a spot of reflection... However! Good news. There is new life on the railway. This taken a...
Monday, 6 July 2009
Modally antagonistic
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This from New Civil Engineer ... Transport minister Chris Mole officially started work to widen the busy A46 in Nottinghamshire after the pr...
Face ache
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This from the Daily Telegraph ... Japanese railway workers face enforced "smile scans" every morning in a bid to boost their custo...
Three degrees of separation
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This just in from NR's Internet Rapid Rebuttal Unit... This is fantastic, a shot-for-shot re-creation of Top Gear level crossing crash i...
2009 Railway Garden Competition #3
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This verdant vista can be seen at Clapham Junction, Britain's busiest railway junction. Although frankly it could just as well be a bran...
Wheels of fire
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Good to see that the 'sparks effect' has reached South Devon. Those who say that driving is now a "semi-skilled" operation...
Saturday, 4 July 2009
Say as you see
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This just in from 'Is 1A03 out of Chester yet, Bert?'... I wonder if Eye readers might be interested in this extract from the signa...
Friday, 3 July 2009
Après le Déluge...
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Surely First Great Western won't be allowed to profit from this? According to thisiscornwall.co.uk ... TRURO railway station has been cl...
Cash back
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Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, received overwhelming support in a constituency vote of confidence. Apologies - just wanted to run tha...
Blazing Saddles
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The Fact Compiler likes a good western. Others, on the other hand, prefers them bad and mean . Please don't follow this link if you are ...
Economist - Loss of East Coast saves NatEx a fortune
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Has The Economist seen better days? It would certainly appear so, judging by this howler ... National Express reckoned it could pay the gove...
Old joke recycled
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This from the Daily Telegraph ... SIR – Now that Gordon Brown’s administration is to take over the East Coast main line should the 10am King...
The Reshaping of British Broadcasting
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Exciting news from the world of broadcasting. This in the Grauniad ... ITN newsreader Alastair Stewart calls for 'Beeching' inquiry ...
Summoned by Bells!
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Sir John Betjeman will be spinning in his grave. The saviour of St Pancras station and quinetessential Englishman has a pub named after him ...
Missing DafT Press Releases
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***If you are not getting any government press releases emailed to your inbox Guido has found out why.***
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Motorail
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Spotted on the ECML yesterday The Eye is happy to confirm that this was not a spoiling tactic by the Continuity NXEC. UPDATE: This from ...
Tudor Trains
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Apologies for the lack of posts. Been resting after yesterday's exertions. Normal service will be resumed Friday. Meanwhile enjoy poor d...
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Mediaballs #3
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Good to see that BBC Radio 4's World Tonight elected to interview Ken Livingstone on the National Express East Coast Story. Out of thirs...
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