Driver just announced things are expected to get back to normal by "dinner time".
Can any of the salt of the eartgh lower class types who post on here please translate whether that means the one after elevensies or the one before supper as it's causing an awful kerfuffle on the Tunbridge Wells train?
southeastern website says 12:00 so they'll be knackered till tea time
arrived into London about 20 mins late so not too bad. sometimes have to just accept that shit happens beyond their control. our delay was as much to do with deer on the line near Etchingham as the gas leak and with the best will in the world I can't blame Southeastern or Network Rail for that.
Driver just announced things are expected to get back to normal by "dinner time".
Can any of the Sidcup line commuters who post on here please translate whether that means the one after elevensies or the one before supper as it's causing an awful kerfuffle on the Tunbridge Wells train?
Driver just announced things are expected to get back to normal by "dinner time".
Can any of the salt of the earth lower class types who post on here please translate whether that means the one after elevensies or the one before supper as it's causing an awful kerfuffle on the Tunbridge Wells train?
I spoke to my butler, and he reckons about 6.50pm just after the gong is rung.
Driver just announced things are expected to get back to normal by "dinner time".
Can any of the salt of the earth lower class types who post on here please translate whether that means the one after elevensies or the one before supper as it's causing an awful kerfuffle on the Tunbridge Wells train?
I spoke to my butler, and he reckons about 6.50pm just after the gong is rung.
I was feeling quite relaxed about Charing Cross closure as I go to Cannon Street. Oh no, Southeastern thought it would be a good idea to cancel the Cannon Street service instead of any Charing Cross services....wankers!
I was feeling quite relaxed about Charing Cross closure as I go to Cannon Street.
How charmingly naive! As soon as I saw that Charing Cross was fucked I knew my journey would be horrendous. Mind you, it could have been Manchester Piccadilly that was fucked and Southeastern would still manage to make my journey horrendous!
Driver just announced things are expected to get back to normal by "dinner time".
Can any of the salt of the eartgh lower class types who post on here please translate whether that means the one after elevensies or the one before supper as it's causing an awful kerfuffle on the Tunbridge Wells train?
southeastern website says 12:00 so they'll be knackered till tea time
Driver just announced things are expected to get back to normal by "dinner time".
Can any of the salt of the eartgh lower class types who post on here please translate whether that means the one after elevensies or the one before supper as it's causing an awful kerfuffle on the Tunbridge Wells train?
southeastern website says 12:00 so they'll be knackered till tea time
already changed it to 15:00
Well, it's not really their fault today.
Their communication of shit like this is still wank though and they can piss off.
I'm on 12.20 train out of CX - station reopened circa 12 - running smoothly
However, can they get back to a decent position come rush hour - dunno
I actually think they did quite well this morning - the problem wasn't down to them - I was 20 mins late, mainly because of changing to LB for CSt
I was expecting it to be worse this morning than it actually was, so credit where due. Even the journey from LB to Westminster was painless enough. I suspect a lot of people worked from home ...............
Traveling into Victoria then on to green park this morning, the biggest delay was getting into the underground at Victoria with the gates two thirds closed
I'm on 12.20 train out of CX - station reopened circa 12 - running smoothly
However, can they get back to a decent position come rush hour - dunno
I actually think they did quite well this morning - the problem wasn't down to them - I was 20 mins late, mainly because of changing to LB for CSt
I was expecting it to be worse this morning than it actually was, so credit where due. Even the journey from LB to Westminster was painless enough. I suspect a lot of people worked from home ...............
Due to the probs it was my first time today in the fully reopened LB - normally pass straight thru - I have to say it's very impressive
Rumour is that the bloke who laid the Gas Main had a mate who's uncle used to be a Station Manager at Hayes. I knew it, you utter bastards Southeastern
Traveling into Victoria then on to green park this morning, the biggest delay was getting into the underground at Victoria with the gates two thirds closed
The way Victoria is at the moment, I would have walked it. Nice park to walk through
Traveling into Victoria then on to green park this morning, the biggest delay was getting into the underground at Victoria with the gates two thirds closed
The way Victoria is at the moment, I would have walked it. Nice park to walk through
Walked it yesterday morning when there was actual problems on the underground but today it was just getting through the gate, as soon as you did it was fine
The extra rush hour Southeastern trains promised before the London Bridge work have of course vanished into the ether and in stead we are now 30-40 carriages short each rush hour.
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Their communication of shit like this is still wank though and they can piss off.
However, can they get back to a decent position come rush hour - dunno
I actually think they did quite well this morning - the problem wasn't down to them - I was 20 mins late, mainly because of changing to LB for CSt
Worder if it was an exercise or something
Nice park to walk through
The above link gives some information,15 trains an hour from December 2018 & 24 trains an hour through central London from May 2019.