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Re: Buses: I picked it up not from not my parents but Aunties and Uncles. As for the tube, I had the fear of god put in me as I was told the doors would only open for five seconds as they were on timer.

calm down, calm down, bizzies will be here in a minute ;-)

I always thought barrow crossings where for stations for passengers to cross the line when there are no other means, like a bridge or underpass. I suppose barrows used them as well hence the name as the 'barrow'.

I know the country, but not the city name. ah well.

From the BBC website as above: Whatever.... I had to google it!

I think I've read it's going to be low down in the west, so you'll need a line vision for a glimpse.

Indeed it is, I should know as I have the simulator for it!

http://www.northernrailway.co.uk/check-before-you-travel Indeed, but I didn't want to be pedantic, it was named after the nearby Crow Nest farm, which has now been re-named Crows Nest farm to confuse matters. Last time I went the signal box was gone sadly, part of Manchester ROC now.

Correct, that's what it states on Northern's website.

Some people need to grow up.

So they have to count all the ballot papers again? Must be an easier way of doing it.

missed that.. oops!

It's still officially 390016 though.

See post #7

I think it's just badly worded, let's say you didn't print it off and couldn't present it, otherwise it would just be a case of scanning the image off a phone or whatever.

What's with the overnight to Barrow, something to do with shipbuilding?

Never seen this, thank you for posting!

I'm fairly sure it was the ORR and it dragged on for months. I doubt it, they would just have loads of staff on hand.

From what I have read on FB in a reliable group, P3 will be in open after the 13th December timetable change, but is this subject to ORR approval.

Indeed, everything seems hunky-dory now though :-)