I know that public services in general have become illiterater and illiterater.

This is bloody poor:
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/trans...-a2324331.html

"Transport bosses were today left red-faced after the name of a major station was mis-spelled on several prominent signs.

The embarrassing blunder at Walthamstow Central saw the north-east London rail hub renamed "Waltamstow Central" as part of renovation work undertaken to mark the London Overground's takeover of a main line route through the station."

Yours in a frightful rush,
Alan

On 2015\08\09 09:30, Offramp wrote:
I know that public services in general have become illiterater and illiterater.

This is bloody poor:
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/trans...-a2324331.html

"Transport bosses were today left red-faced after the name of a major station was mis-spelled on several prominent signs.

The embarrassing blunder at Walthamstow Central saw the north-east London rail hub renamed "Waltamstow Central" as part of renovation work undertaken to mark the London Overground's takeover of a main line route through the station."

Not an impressive track record.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-10288240.html

On 2015-08-09 08:30:08 +0000, Offramp said:

I know that public services in general have become illiterater and illiterater.

This is bloody poor:
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/trans...-a2324331.html


"Transport bosses were today left red-faced after the name of a major
station was mis-spelled on several prominent signs.

The embarrassing blunder at Walthamstow Central saw the north-east
London rail hub renamed "Waltamstow Central" as part of renovation work
undertaken to mark the London Overground's takeover of a main line
route through the station."

New road signs have been installed across Milton Keynes, and they are
full of embarrassing schoolboy errors, such as spelling mistakes and
missing information.

Neil
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