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SASTA: Monday Morning Warning
- Thread starter pasty
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I spread the good word SASTA around a lot now and hopefully it will catch on.
WFH tomorrow, there is a certain USA sporting event to watch later on.
WFH tomorrow, there is a certain USA sporting event to watch later on.
Not only that, LU station staff on strike as well...........
Cheers - not checked since Friday when work were telling us it was still on......although it wasn't drivers anyway so main stations were supposed to be 'operating normally'
Jesus Christ. Now they're throwing in the towel before the bad weather has even started. Total joke.
Dirk Lehmann's Python
New member
wakeytom
New member
It has well and truly started, winds like I cannot remember and keeps messing my sky dish!
So it's not a sensible idea then to have speed restrictions in case of hitting fallen trees?
Wouldn't happen in Germany
and don't forget all those leaves with could get blown onto the track!
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
If ever there was getting your excuses in early, this is it
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The bad weather has started. The 23.30 sailing to Dieppe is cancelled.
Wrong sort of sea?
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,221
I know you lot aren't happy unless you have something to moan about re the trains.
But the weather tonight is absolute shithouse. The ground is absolutely soaked after a very wet winter, and we're facing extremely high winds tonight. Trees are likely to come down. How is that Southern Rail's fault? Are they supposed to get Network Rail to cut down every tree on every route in order to prevent debris from getting on to the line?
(Presumably in order to do this, they'd have to close lines and run a replacement bus service).
But the weather tonight is absolute shithouse. The ground is absolutely soaked after a very wet winter, and we're facing extremely high winds tonight. Trees are likely to come down. How is that Southern Rail's fault? Are they supposed to get Network Rail to cut down every tree on every route in order to prevent debris from getting on to the line?
(Presumably in order to do this, they'd have to close lines and run a replacement bus service).
Everything running on time at the moment.
Everything that ever happens is Southern's fault. Everything. Everywhere. They have bought it on themselves!
drew
Drew
Strongest winds expected around 11 this morning.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,801
Maybe ask HT how they do it in Germany ? Because apparently this never happens there (or maybe instead of naming them, they've banned storms)
