Forgot to add that I once went 1st class from Newport to Paddington using Branson rail. However, it was a complete lie. It was nothing like 1st class. Just the usual with an extra couple of inches foot room.
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Won't happen under Tories: "'People in standard class are totally different"
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It's meant to be a piss poor station for the commuteOriginally posted by The_Equalizer View PostI have to agree with the Honourable Member. If I ever get to buy my house in Tunbridge Wells and get a rather nice rate in town no way am I travelling in 3rd. Then again, back in the real world.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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On my planet most permie businesspeople stopped getting fully expensed first class travel at the end of the 80's.Originally posted by AtW View PostAnd he claimed that MPs deserved to be treated like businesspeople and senior public servants and should be allowed to claim for first-class travel between their constituencies and London so they can work."
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