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Is it just 150222, 224 and 275 waiting to go west? I've lost track.

I hate seat reservations. I once boarded a 3 car 185 at Piccadilly and almost every single seat on the train was reserved. I did take one of the unoccupied reserved seats after the train had departed. I thought, well that's not great. I have had reserved seats myself on long distance. I ended...

I didn't even realise 150204 had left NL. What 150/2s are left at NL?

Any 150 swaps this week?

Are there any 150 swaps happening tomorrow?

Except, Sheffield and Rotherham areas are under York ROC, iirc. The middle bit of the Hallam line is, as you say, locally controlled.

When I read it, I took it to mean two different routes/set of tracks that never meet or cross over in the station. So if you come in on Route A you stop at the Route A dedicated platform and then exit the station still on Route A. Route B enters the station on a different platform and exits...

Ah, I hadn't realised! Thank you.

Did 150205 still go to Manchester alone last Sunday?

When are the 150s getting this?

First gen DMUs had sliding doors separating the saloon from the cab. As you say though, I can't think of any modern trains that have these.

Are they swapping them all, or just some?

The derelict buildings on the disused platform at Dinting are a sad sight. Penistone isn't much better. A lone single track running through what was once a busy junction.

Maybe it is regional. I'm in Yorkshire. I hear train station more too.

I'm not pedantic at all. I'm the total opposite. I'm one of those who likes the jist/the general overview. I like to see the wood, not bothered what kind of trees they are. :) Quite happy to mix and match word spellings and play loose and fast with the rules of grammar. Language evolves, or it...

British English is just so inconsistent. It's just the way it is.

Southampton Dock. :)

Don't we call them two car and three car trains? I certainly did when talking about first gen DMUs. 1770783726 I've never used the term Railway Station. It's always been the Train Station to me, as it's where the trains go.

That's the one!

I like that! I always remembered port is left as they are the shorter words in both instances. Whereas right/starboard are longer. Same with the navigation lights, red to the left, green to the right.