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Behave. Couple of days this week has seen a slightly above seasonal temperature during the day for April and its been maybe a wee bit nippy overnight. Are you seriously suggesting our rail network can't even cope with those mild fluctuations in temperature? ???

Reckon the Greens a.k.a Caroline Lucas should nationalise the railways between Brighton and Preston Park. One constituency at a time is the way forward :thumbsup:

'Wrong type of heat is blamed for rail delays' Sounds like the cognoscenti called it pathetically predictably right then... From Google; "Steel is just the element iron that has been processed to control the amount of carbon. Iron, out of the ground, melts at around 1510 degrees C (2750°F)...

No idea if that's accurate either, but if it is, rather than join a mile long throng for a replacement bus service, nip down London Road and get a 5 or 5A, or you can walk it in about 25 minutes.

Doesn't the steel they use on the tracks normally buckle as soon as the temperature reaches about the equivalent of a warmish Summer's day?