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New trains with decent seats.

I thought that a job should just go to whoever is going to be best, not a box ticking exercise.

317, 1st class declassified between Liverpool Street and Hertford East so often dirty, rubbish left all over the place and broken seats.

I miss jumping on the Routemaster and off again where ever I like, I also miss getting off the train at Tonbridge and being half way up the stairs before the train actually stopped, H&S gone mad me thinks.

Any truth in the rumours that 707s might go to Southeastern?

Sheerness?

Now the dodgers at Greenwich know what the undercover revenue staff look like.

In the 90s I was using a bike and the train everyday for commuting, never a problem because the train was a VEP / CIG / CEP so had proper brake van accommodation for bikes and any other large items that couldn't be put in the passenger area.

Haven't seen one at all.

Angry Grandpa is the King of YouTube as far as I am concerned, mad old coot but has me in fits of laughter every time, even after a day dept collecting.

My bag stays with me, I don't trust anyone these days, too much thieving scum about.

I would like to see a working 317 preserved because they are great trains, non of the Mk1 AC EMUS were saved and that was a terrible mistake.

I've been known to get on the train before people have got off because some people are so disorganised and are faffing about with laptops and brollies and whatever, I haven't got all day, move already.

If I can't split ticket and if Network Card is withdrawn I will just drive everywhere and so will a lot of people in the NSE area.

I do not want my fares to go up anymore, I work long hours but I am not made of money, too many increases and I might as well stop working and live off the tax payer.

So we are going to have something inflicted upon us that we have done perfectly well without for the past hundred years, it's bad enough on trains.

People still drink on the tube and buses in London, they tend to fill water bottles with vodka.

Brimstone and Enfield Lock require an underpass.

I never eat children on the train, however, the bus???

Not mine but my Auntie's Ponders End 0 Used to be fine but due to penny pinching they have closed the ticket office so now there's never any staff, the regular Ponders End station master was a good bloke who was always helpful and friendly, sadly replaced by a couple of unreliable machines.