Heather
GBUnfortunately one of our students threw… Unfortunately one of our students threw a bag of shopping over a bridge in south wigston today, rang Network Rail, not expecting any help , but a very helpful, polite man said he would see what he could do. Not only did he get someone to retrieve the bag but delivered it back to our school by another lovely helpful man. A huge thank you for amazing service .
Sean Anthony Gregory
GBI am constantly not shocked about them I am constantly not shocked about what I hear of these muppets. They cause us such National embarrassment. This weekend they stop trains running into London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street so they can upgrade the rail. This afternoon they impose massive speed restrictions because “the rails might buckle in the heat?!! It’s TEN DEGREES COOLER than the hottest day last week!!!! They should rename themselves Not Work Fail. Utter rubbish. They need to be sorted out QUICKLY
Mr Simon Muggeridge
GBI boarded the 10.04 from Worthing to… I boarded the 10.04 from Worthing to Victoria today (23rd Oct) and was welcomed with a hugely present surprise. The on board announcer and customer service person Jonathan announcements were great. Joking, informative and wonderfully light hearted. When he came through the train he had a warm smiling personality and really was a breath of fresh air. He deserves huge appreciation and credit for his work.
Emma Slater
GBCrossing closure at Cononley They have closed a well-used pedestrian rail crossing and RIGHT OF WAY at Cononley because the horn on one of the LNER trains is not loud enough. It's been shut since November 2020, now extended to December 2021 and the alternative route is dangerous. Now making excuses about cutting back vegetation to improve sighting? - not good enough, sort the train out and open the crossing NOW. If you're not careful people will start to think you just want an excuse to close the crossing forever.
Jock Tamson
GBHorrible Big Bush Complained many times to Network Rail about overgrown vegetation climbing and penetrating our bordering wall. Cracks are appearing but still Network Rail ignore this problem. From their TrustPilot rating it looks like this review won't make any difference. Let's hope the wall doesn't fall down onto the track. Concern from Woodside, Aberdeen.