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Seems like there's high stake poker being played here. ScotRail are aiming low,.but I feel the unions will be confident of a high percentage vote for industrial action and will have the upper hand.
The coronavirus issue for me is how to isolate an 80 year old with Alzheimers as well as asthma. So far its get stuffed I need to go out. I guess many over 70s will have the same attitude. So how do the government police this, is it time to change from advice to mandatory rules
Further to station closures. I have received a flyer through my door asking us to save my local station, Mosspark, from closure. The meeting has a councillor, MP, MSP and officials from Transport Scotland and SPT attending. Its at Rosshall Academy on 31/01 at 19:00. Unfortunately I'll miss it as...
It would be a bit daft to be closing stations when the general idea is to encourage people to use public transport. But if politicians are involved I suppose anything could happen.
Having read a bit about Transport Scotland's consultation proposal to close about 10 stations in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
What are the chances of any of these stations actually closing as the number of users seems to be rising
The point is Bombardier employ 3000 people at the Derby factory and the government's decision has put these jobs at risk. I couldnt see Germany or France give a contract that would risk jobs in their countries. Ony the UK can shoot themselves in the foot.
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