York Station

[Clip]

Fine, manages then. Either way it's annoying.

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Oh come on its ONE station. Granted when a TOC changes then yeah but surely you have the capability of just changing one then the rest all change along the TOCs routes?

Does anyone know why the management changed on a TUESDAY? I'd have understood Sunday as the start of 2015-P04, or today (Wed 1st) as the start of July, but Tuesday

No idea

 

[CLH]

It's not just ONE station, Newcastle transferred to Network Rail management yesterday as well.

 

[TheNewNo2]

Oh come on its ONE station. Granted when a TOC changes then yeah but surely you have the capability of just changing one then the rest all change along the TOCs routes?

Yes, I can change them, but you see this made me realise that I need a separate table for TOCs and stations and dates, rather than just having a single table which lists managing TOC and all other station info (eg codes, lines, location). Luckily I only need to go back to 2008 for my purposes, but it's still annoying, as York for example now has four entries in this new table (NXEC, EC, VTEC, NR).

 

[yorksrob]

Not necessarily. It did't change at Reading for instance. I believe the relevant risk assessments are independent of who manages a station.

Ah cheers, I've not been to Reading for about fifteen years.

 

[66Yorks]

Staff discounts at the York Tap, hopefully!

Amen my friend!
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