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I got a new phone earlier this year and forgot the settings for these wouldn't carry across. I think I've done it now...? Screenshot below showing what I hope are all the necessary settings to disable the alerts on my new phone.

Isn't everything built with integral construction these days, though? The term is generally used to mean no separate underframe, with the bodyshell providing the structural strength. The Pendolinos are made with extrusions but the basic structural principles are the same - there's no separate...

They are, yes - but the six spares being talked about ( 221 101 to 221 106 ) are all 5 car versions aren't they?

The problem there is the 220s are only 4 cars, with a high proportion of that space wasted, whereas the 221s are at least 5 cars?

Calm down.... :)

Here's some of mine - the actual images are better than this, but these are mobile phone images of the back of my camera as a temporary measure...

A word of caution if using these platform indications to get to the correct side of a busy train to get off quickly at Waterloo - I have known the platform allocations to change at the last moment, especially if the train is held at the last signal out from the station... so wait until then...

Just seen 730 213 + 730 214 on the Euston / Tring / Milton Keynes circuit.

Something appears to have broken down this morning?

701 029 is showing up on RTT on the 5Q21 / 5Q22 circuit which finishes at Clapham Yard this afternoon, so might be worth keeping a close eye on for the evening peak... https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:L86161/2026-08-11/detailed#allox_id=0...

It's not a new instance; it's the sentencing of the abuser who tricked his way into his victim's room four years ago which started the whole debate about room security in the first place.

A few months ago they got rid of the very clear weekend engineering works Tube map from the website and you now have to scroll through and open up a list, which is not always very clearly written, instead of being able to see at a glance which lines are affected on a given weekend.

31/07/26 68 025 701 024 01/08/26 701 003

01/08/26 701 003 38004/48004 08/08/26 66 308 810 011 810 014

That would be the Sedan N500?

...and it looks a lot better than the current design.

Just talking about the /0s... :)

What's the betting that ironically the last one out will be 701 028...?

It probably does... and don't forget that when introduced, the original departure point for the Jetfoil was St Katharine's Dock in London. I'm not sure if that was only ever intended to be temporary until the Ramsgate facilities were ready, or if it was simply very quickly* found to be...