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![]() On Aug 24, 6:29*pm, "Peter Masson" wrote: "CJB" wrote: You couldn't make this up. The new c.i.s. has been up and misinforming passengers for over two weeks - and nothing is being done to correct the system. It seems to me that the two monitors are correct - the colour one lists departures and the b&w lists arrivals - the word 'Arrivals' should be a clue. Indeed - though I suppose one could question whether or not a station like H&H actually needs an arrivals monitor. However, I entirely agree with you about last minute platform alterations - where these are necessary there should be an audible as well as a visual announcement, then enough time for all passengers to get to the new platform. If the fault is down to Network Rail FGW should insist that NR carry the can for any resulting delay minutes. Agreed - I've experienced late platform changes at H&H, it's all seems like a bit of a shambles. My impression is that FGW seem to kind of regard their London suburban services as a bit of an afterthought - possibly not helped by some notion that the Heathrow Connect services aren't really their business. (As an aside, I recall a red-faced train driver literally bellowing at me down a platform as I stood obstructing the doors whilst an elderly couple negotiated the stairs after a literal last minute platform change - I did explain myself, but he didn't seem to want to know. Not, I should add, something that happened on FGW territory.) |
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