Recent content by Baggypants

So what we can say for certain is that posters on RailUKForums have as much clue about Pokemon Go as the person who chooses the photographs for rail related news stories.

With it being an active sewer will anything concrete happen soon or are NW just going through the motions?

West. Apparently the computer thought they were going somewhere else so it repeatedly downloaded the wrong reservations, As it's centrally managed now the onboard crew couldn't tell it the correct route.

And it's struggling. Lovely comment from the train manager about humans not being allowed to do anything and computers thinking for themselves on the PA. Made me smile.

If they were foreign they may have come from a culture where children are allowed to play in public and are forgiven for misdemeanor due to their age. Britain is a stifiling culture for pretty much everyone, we're just more used to it. As an alternative, maybe you'd have preferred that they...

I know Whitley changed its name to Whitley Bay because a corpse rocked up at Whitby station by mistake.

We get to keep a unique world changing heritage site. This IS Stonehenge for the industrial revolution. Frankly, while I fully understand the economic needs, I'm surprised by the blasé attitude people have here on this site. In the same vein we should have raized St.Pancreas and built it on two...

Well, yes it is rather, Not Historic England, not MOSI or Friends of, not me (checks bank account to be sure)... So who?

But would it get you to London? :twisted:

Writing down logins and passwords for ANYTHING is a silly state of affairs. All that other thread means to me is they got away with it this time. Don't forget the the original article that kicked it off was talking about a rogue insider. The fact stuff is taped to a screen, even if it's just...

Who needs hackers when you have idiots http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/05/01/london_rail_station_exposes_signal_system_passwords/

Useful update on the report here http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/04/30/uk_rail_comms_safety_analysis/ The main thrust of the article is that most Northern European rail systems are converging on a standard and that need to be carefully observed and secured. There is an interesting link in the...

I got the same results as bb21, Using Firefox on Linux. I'll see if I can let thetrainline know somehow

could you tell me what it says is the last off peak train before 18:57 then? I've not entered any details into the site other than the start and end station and the date. I'll try and upload a screenshot of what I'm seeing later.

Hello, I used to use https://www.thetrainline.com/train-times/london-euston-to-manchester-piccadilly/17-apr-2015/1310 to discover when the last off-peak train was. However it seems to say that Friday EUS - MAN is off peak all day. Is that really a thing now or am I being mis-informed?