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For those that missed it in the clamour to post criticism, extra toilet stops were planned and allowed. It was mentioned in the news article.

Some User Worked Crossings (UWC) have red /green warning lights, also known as miniature warning lights (MWL). These type of crossing can be used by pedestrians and vehicles. You also get footpaths that have 'overlay' lights to advise pedestrians when it is safe to cross. Also mentioned in the...

Class 802 to Saltash

And it used to be bad enough being wedged in a 170 to London during the Midland Main Line era.o_O

Sleaford

Durham has also seen protests over school closures.

Class 700 to Finsbury Park.

During my time driving we had various services that ventured into military camps, passing through the security checkpoints on the way.

Ah well, they've just replaced him with another useless manager, in the interim.

See post #2,981

Have you contacted the railway to ask?

Just another reason not to use or trust those gadgets that are supposed to make your shopping experience quicker.

Bricket Wood is also managed by London Northwestern Railway (West Midlands Trains).

Equally, they should be aware of the fire risk during prolonged dry weather. Perhaps they would understand better if they were asked to contribute to fire fighting costs associated with steam loco incidents?

Class 159 to Salisbury.

Whilst not exhaustive, there's also the Grade 1 crossing locations at Godnow Bridge, Grassthorpe (Notts) and Medge Hall (these don't require attendance at signalling school). There's also the Grade 3 crossing locations, also covering into Nottinghamshire. (Doncaster PSB camera panel, Ranskill...

As we all know the (B)ICC controls international cricket, and the rest of the main cricket boards merely brown tongue them for attention. We've seen this investment more recently with the Hundred. However, that cash injection hasn't necessarily increased the popularity or attendances at these...

Away from the ECB, and their shenanigans, we have this from.the Aussies. o_O https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/articles/c9d8px74zzdo

Further down in the above article it does state:

The County Champonship radio coverage is quite good, and in some cases aligned to a livestream of that match. If only the BBC could also provide commentary of all the Metro Bank One Day Cup games? Sadly only two of the six games played on Tuesday were broadcast through the BBC website. :|