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The wording on the back of the TOCNE (PRIV) card changed about three years ago, it no longer specifies the type of photo ID required.

There's ample secure parking at the depot.

If not announced automatically, must (if possible) announce short platforms before arrival.

As sammyg901 says, it's just a difference between the public timetable and working timetable. The train crew will be working off the working timetable, hence announcements for 20:07.

The RSTL website indicates that you should be able to book at any Eurostar station, are you close to one? http://www.atoc.org/download/clientfiles/files/D2094INC%20FIP%20010515.pdf

Have used the email version to report a guy begging/hassling customers around ticket machines inside a station. Included a photograph of the guy in the email, about fifteen minutes later two officers had arrived and removed him from the station.

In Norfolk, the Bittern Senior Ranger and Wherry Line Senior Ranger are both available to those aged 60+ without the need for a senior railcard.

I believe you can get routes via Waterloo (changing at Clapham Junction). Try the Southern mixing desk using the slower trains option to select Not Underground, and use a suitable Via point. I believe it gives to instructions to walk between Waterloo and Blackfriars.

Females make up about 8% of drivers where I am, and about 30% of driver managers.

If you're just looking at days on/off, days on as follows: 1. We Th Fr Sa 2. Su Mo Th Fr 3. Mo Tu Th Sa 4. Su Mo Tu We 5. We Th Fr Sa 6. Su Tu We Th 7. Mo Tu Fr Sa 8. Su Mo Tu We This gives a six day long-weekend, every fourth week. Every other Sunday is worked.

Is that the TVM's or ticket office please?

Not familiar with the units in question, but if power is on then CCTV is still recording.

Add Penge West & Anerley to the list, which together with Wandsworth Road and Clapham High Street completes the list for the ELL & SLL.

Are you taking the train to London, staying for the weekend, then leaving London by train? If so, keep your train tickets as the FAQ at http://m.daysoutguide.co.uk/faq.aspx states:

TfL website shows London Overground suspended Highbury & Islington to New Cross/Crystal Palace, West Croydon and Clapham Junction. Reported as a failed train at Hoxton.

A number of years ago I was sent a PAYG card by post, that came with 1p credit.

One is without railcard discount.

When the wheels move. The time shown on passenger itineraries between departure and arrival, will (as a minimum) take account of taxi-out time, flying time, and taxi-in time. Therefore an itinerary of one hour and ten minutes, may be made of: 10 minutes taxi-out to runway 55 minutes flying...

Possibly worth avoiding just for that one time when you've forgotten to bring your paper ticket, as there's a good chance they'll assume you're purposely travelling out-of-zone without a valid ticket.

--- old post above --- --- new post below --- I'll be off to WHSmith tomorrow to get some post-it's, never really got around to finding an effective reminder for TSR/ESR's when stopping in stations. Thanks.