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I think the dispute was going on long before your mantra of 'unelected PM' arrived on the scene.

100 years ago they certainly could - and did. Does the Royal Engineers still have a Railway Operating Division? Anybody know? - or if not, when was it scrapped?

Not quite 'turned down flat', then - just ignoring it and not coming.....................

Now that is a decent letter. No punches pulled there - nice one Mr. Perry

Yes. it appears that industrial action prevented the usual provision of extra trains. Trains were running though, but were deliberately not stopping at Lewes to prevent people alighting. http://www.lewes.gov.uk/news/25626.asp

I thought it was to try to reduce the crowds. Weren't there some road closures as well?

I thought all trains to Lewes were cancelled for bonfire night this year?

Fair point. What they'll do, no doubt, is pick on a few soft targets and prosecute them as hard as possible.

Because then Southern would presumably stop accepting match tickets as valid for travel.