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Cross Country are notifying via tyrell a number of services won't have catering available - is it a staff dispute or back pay effect ?? Unsure if XC catering have Sunday's inside working week.
Is this not standard? In an early-morning peruse of Tyrell, you'll normally find several of these alterations paged out. However, it doesn't seem to bear much resemblance to what happens on the ground. Trains without alterations with no catering, with a trolley available on services marked as having no catering.Cross Country are notifying via tyrell a number of services won't have catering available - is it a staff dispute or back pay effect ?? Unsure if XC catering have Sunday's inside working week.
Cross Country are notifying via tyrell a number of services won't have catering available - is it a staff dispute or back pay effect ?? Unsure if XC catering have Sunday's inside working week.
What is Tyrell?Cross Country are notifying via tyrell a number of services won't have catering available - is it a staff dispute or back pay effect ?? Unsure if XC catering have Sunday's inside working week.
=TyrellCheck. Rail industry messaging system. Used in particular with regard to disseminating info regarding disruptions. Need a rail UserID / password to access.What is Tyrell?
Least it's not the crisps...which clearly noone can get on Cross Country with no catering.=TyrellCheck. Rail industry messaging system. Used in particular with regard to disseminating info regarding disruptions. Need a rail UserID / password to access.
Only on the 170s, it's always been internal on the Voyagers.Least it's not the crisps...which clearly noone can get on Cross Country with no catering.
Is the catering still outsourced on crosscountry?