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Used to get that bus at Higham in the early 80s when it was Yorkshire Traction 312. I wondered if the turning layby was still there as there's a new roundabout up there now.

Yes thanks, I received the 'Approved' email and Payit payout on the 11th June.

I received an email today: "Please accept our apologies for the delay in processing your claim that we received on Mon, 25 May 2026. We are currently experiencing high volumes of claims which is preventing us from assessing your claim as quickly as usual. We will do our best to assess your...

Thanks for your reply. I didn't want to bother them with what is a trivial matter. Just wondered if anyone knew whether there was a backlog at the moment. In the past, I've had an email to that effect, advising that it's taking longer than usual.

Hi all, Does anyone know if there if delay repay claims are taking a long time to process at Northern Rail? I've had one that been sat a couple of weeks. I know it says '20 working days' but I've generally found it to be fairly quick. I had a season ticket the last few years so I used the...

I meant using the existing design as a starting point for further development, utilising the good points and upgrading where necessary. E.g. Keep the Mk 3 based shell and it's dimensions. Keep the driver cab if possible to retain familiarity. Quieter, more efficient engines. Better...

I was thinking how, in aviation for example, designs such as the Boeing 737 are developed and improved over time, whereas rolling stock is mostly redesigned when new trains are ordered. Would it result in a better product if existing rolling stock were further refined to improve shortfalls in...

I'd suggest a couple of solutions: Notices regarding this to be placed adjacent to bike racks at stations and racks on trains so that over time, the message is disseminated to those it concerns. For vehicles that can't switch the red light off, scooters, electric bikes and so on, I'm sure a...

Ah, so you would ban the suggestions of banning things from users who have been to the pub, prior to posting?

After consuming several real ales this evening I have concluded that... I would ban people ranting about things that they would ban, therefore rendering this thread redundant...

People wearing hoodies with the hood up in fine weather. I always assume they're up to no good. I'd suggest making it legal to thwack them upside the head with a cricket bat when encountering such behaviour. Would soon correct the issue...

Have you tried right mouse clicking the original installers and running them in 'Compatibility mode'? https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/make-older-apps-or-programs-compatible-with-the-latest-version-of-windows-783d6dd7-b439-bdb0-0490-54eea0f45938

The class 150s go up and down the Penistone Line all day long, including 150001 and 150002. I think they're pretty decent on that line tbh. With slight layout tweaks they could be made to be excellent despite their age. Wonder how easily a Mk. 3 First Class interior would fit into a 150. 'Pimp...

The solution of course is to install high pressure jet washes at the end of platforms...

There was a conductor in the late 90s on Barnsley to Sheffield services who used to start announcements with a 'Cockadoodledoo' air horn then proceed with 'Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen, Grandmas and Grandads, Aunties and Uncles, Inlaws and Outlaws...' Used to get a few smiles but it did...

The other silliness in West Yorkshire is the cost for someone who lives close to the border e.g. Darton and being able to purchase a cost effective monthly pass. It's a shame you can't buy the equivalent of a South Yorkshire Travelmaster that covers a maximum radius from your home station.

I've copied this from @styles comment: "Just give me my vitamins at a decent price please." which I think sums up what is wrong with just about every retail offering today. For simplicity, I will lump in rail tickets with this. There's nothing wrong with paying a fair price for something. There...

I agree it would have been the 265. I was 17 in 1994 and lived at Hoyland at the time. I can recall getting the X10 from Meadowhall which I think used to run up the M1 for a portion of the journey. The 265 ran up Sheffield Road as I used to get off at Parkside and walk up from there to...

Similar to that already mentioned up thread, but on modern TVs, there's usually a 'normalise' audio option. It may be called 'Night Mode' or 'Dynamic Range Compression'. It will reduce the peaks and troughs in the volume and level out variations between different channels. I think some audio...

I wouldn't mention the Trainline app or any reasons. It's fairly open and shut. If you're able to buy a short-fare ticket, you're capable of purchasing the correct one. If I ever get a train at the last minute I usually just ask the guard if they mind me selecting the next train when I buy the...