They need to expand the DLR and make the entire tube and train network have robot driverless trains.
This strike could be expensive for London contractors. If it goes ahead I think we should set up an agency to bring in Indian railworkers to replace the strikers. Payback time against the unions and their members who put Labour in power.
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During their strike why not build more railways? It's got to be a double win for them.
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You read this information and spouted it on here all by your self. ProgressOriginally posted by minestrone View PostMust admit I will probably not notice the difference in service levels.
Anyway, off on holiday next week and things could get nasty after that.
I will hole myself up in a B&B for the week in Edinburgh rather than let these lefties get the better of me.
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Train strike - 6-9 April
Must admit I will probably not notice the difference in service levels.
Anyway, off on holiday next week and things could get nasty after that.
I will hole myself up in a B&B for the week in Edinburgh rather than let these lefties get the better of me.Tags: None
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