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Dagenham beat Mossley 2-1 in the 1980 FA Trophy final

Passed a 66 in Hexthorpe yard today which had a rainbow on it, but forgot number, sorry.

Because the timetable change is in December: it gives them time to work out a plan.

Get it right... It's Doncaster that has the hardly-used airport. Sheffield hasn't got one.

I think it is the seller's duty to disclose if the potential purchaser asks a direct question. Obviously, 'does the washing machine work?' has an unambiguous answer, but 'what's it like living near the station?' doesn't.

Accidentally replied for Doddington in Lincolnshire. Now corrected.

Stainton in South Yorkshire also has a pub called The Three Tuns.

Definitely Welsh ‘the’ = ‘y’ We hear = sounds like Backie = a lift on a bike after killing badgers = cull

They made a similar glitch a few months ago, but there was a workaround. This isn’t an identical problem though. Have you tried the call centre: they are usually pretty good.

At this station, after killing a lot of badgers, the Welsh get a lift on a bike, we hear.

Aargh, it’s Cultra hidden in the words. Hollywood was my spellcheck, of course it’s Holywood.

I don’t think the lions in the zoo would be too happy :)

Hollywood, though I can’t fit it to the clue?

Hull’s passenger port facilities are also some distance from the settlement centre.

331106 out from Doncaster to South Elmsall tonight and a 322 back ten minutes later. Seat layout of 331 absolutely superb with many tables, but good grab handles if people are standing. PIS excellent display but incredibly loud. Guard came round and cleared litter: fantastic! Seats very hard...

It’s just the ambiguity of the word ‘due’. Quite often my train is due (scheduled) to arrive at say 1700, but the info says ‘Expected 1706’. On the other hand, on bus stops, when I see due (imminent) I expect it to arrive in the next minute. But like someone else said, I don’t think it causes...

I’ve had to catch a later TPE train than I booked on an airport advance three times because my flight was late. On none of the occasions was I asked where I had come from by the ticket clerk.

Which they never, ever did in all the times I was on them!

No, I think three National Express a day. There used to be a Ribble/Sheffield X48 service that ran twice a day, three times at weekends; then there was Richardson’s Xforty-something that ran to the airport about two-hourly, and that may have been bought out by South Yorkshire. That was during...

Sir George Everest, after whom the mountain was named, may have been born in Crickhowell, or may have been born in Greenwich.