traji00
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Addlestone is in progress.
The fencing by Platform 1 (adjacent to the car park) and the large double doors (?) by the entrance/ bike rack were being painted when I passed through.Was at Windsor and Eton today, didn't see any sign of any work.
I believe there are certain restrictions on how far the TOC in this case SWR can paint up to. The places you mentioned are the property of NR responsibility.Redbridge being done
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The disused platform 1 at Salisbury has two canopy supporting posts behind a fenced off area still in South West trajns colours! Likewise at Portsmouth and Southsea low level a canopy support post by the buffer stops on platform 3 also has not been painted.
Well, most of the canopy over the high-level through lines is still in what looks to me like NSE red, albeit much of it is obscured by several decades of grime. Of course that's also a NR, not SWR, responsibility..... Likewise at Portsmouth and Southsea low level a canopy support post by the buffer stops on platform 3 also has not been painted.
Oddly, Basingstoke went from feeling very much like a Southwestern station to a SouthEastern (or Abellio GA) once the painters left. SWR's scheme certainly has no warmth to it.Probably repeating myself but who on earth thinks painting stations grey is a good idea? Utterly miserable and depressing.
It's certainly no worse than the later SWR scheme of everything grey with maroon building doors - a particularly hideous combination.Oddly, Basingstoke went from feeling very much like a Southwestern station to a SouthEastern (or Abellio GA) once the painters left. SWR's scheme certainly has no warmth to it.
Yeah was that a nationwide trial or what? Odd to go choose maroonIt's certainly no worse than the later SWR scheme of everything grey with maroon building doors - a particularly hideous combination.