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Unusual sight on XC
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It expires 31 March 2016 assuming it doesn't get pushed back by the current freeze in re-franchising.
Hmm, it just seem funny them suddenly getting worried about cleanliness. I think it too much to hope them doing it just to clear a bit of XC bashing, or is this part of DBs grand plan?
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FGW also do between Exeter and Plymouth on certain trains. Takes the 18:22 down to Plymouth, then goes back up on the 19:4x HST. Basically the move I do when on a quick Devon Evening Ranger bash! 
I noticed this yesterday on the way to Southampton.
Is it normal for on-board cleaners to have T-keys? With smart uniform the guy was wearing at first I thought it was a very train proud train manager until he turned out to be someone different.
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XC have always had cleaners, they were franchised out until around 4 months ago with ISS then XC brought them
In house.
The "onboard" cleaners only clean between Sheffield & Derby aswell as Bristol & Taunton. Then have cleaners at turnaround points too.
For the Southampton terminators a Reading cleaner travels down with the set so cleans normally on the go.
They are all issued with T Keys so they can safely empty the bins.
In house.
The "onboard" cleaners only clean between Sheffield & Derby aswell as Bristol & Taunton. Then have cleaners at turnaround points too.
For the Southampton terminators a Reading cleaner travels down with the set so cleans normally on the go.
They are all issued with T Keys so they can safely empty the bins.
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