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Was this a joke?

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railfan99

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A friend noticed this on Wednesday 5 June 2024:

(he did not say at which station he photographed the departure board).

I tried to search National Rail's journey planner but did not always respond (perhaps the site is very busy). My initial thought was it was at Perth, Scotland but you locals will instantly know.

What on earth is 'no on-board hospital'?

A joke, or a mistake in selecting which message to appear?

He reassured me he was unlikely to require a triple bypass on the way to Inverness.

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hexagon789

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A friend noticed this on Wednesday 5 June 2024:

(he did not say at which station he photographed the departure board).

I tried to search National Rail's journey planner but did not always respond (perhaps the site is very busy). My initial thought was it was at Perth, Scotland but you locals will instantly know.

What on earth is 'no on-board hospital'?

A joke, or a mistake in selecting which message to appear?

He reassured me he was unlikely to require a triple bypass on the way to Inverness.

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It's 'hospitality' I.e. catering service, cut off by the size of space on the display.
 

Mcr Warrior

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A friend noticed this on Wednesday 5 June 2024:

(he did not say at which station he photographed the departure board).

I tried to search National Rail's journey planner but did not always respond (perhaps the site is very busy). My initial thought was it was at Perth, Scotland but you locals will instantly know.
Looks like it might be the departures board for Perth, but the train times shown are for a Sunday, not midweek.
 

eastwestdivide

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If there's no space on the display, how come the train below shows a second line that's longer? More likely a fault with part of the display? Not sure.
 
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