Time is approaching when I have to make a trip to Manchester, to the Traffic Penalty Tribunal. Normally the journey is a doddle, 2 hours to London (60 miles), 1 hour in London, 2hour 15mins to Manchester.
Not so on the Sunday I have to travel. 2hrs 10mins to London, followed by 5hrs and 4 changes to get to Manchester. (plus the obligatory 1 hour in London). Why is it that Sunday travellers have to face these delays, they are still paying for their tickets?
I understand the need for improvements for the West Coast main line, but why is there only one route to the North west?
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its about time the railways were nationalised,its a pity some government broke the railway.
Yes...perhaps the answer lies in the underfunding of the railways, and their near crippling, by the Tory Party of which you are (now) a member.
I was not a member of the Tory party then. I am now and still agree that the trains, buses, water, electric and gas,etc should be re nationalised. There are things that the Labour Party have done whilst I was a member that I do not like, but in a democracy, you win some and lose some.
Ooooh, Roger Gale and the local Tory machinery will have you out before long. That's heresy!
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