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RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - knutstransport - 24/12/2019 10:38 (23/12/2019 23:03)wirralbus Wrote: Likely outcome is Arriva would probably want to get rid of the franchise at the earliest opportunity , this franchise has been nothing but trouble since the start. Just did a search of Burnham's Twitter feed and there's been no tweets which mention either 'new trains' or 'CAF'. On the other hand Tim Farron's Twitter feed is a lot more balanced. He criticised Northern for all the cancellations on the Lakes Line but has welcomed the brand new trains. RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - iMarkeh - 24/12/2019 14:02 (24/12/2019 10:38)knutstransport Wrote: Just did a search of Burnham's Twitter feed and there's been no tweets which mention either 'new trains' or 'CAF'.Northern run new trains? I thought the entire fleet was 142.... RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - wirralbus - 24/12/2019 17:35 (24/12/2019 10:38)knutstransport Wrote: Just did a search of Burnham's Twitter feed and there's been no tweets which mention either 'new trains' or 'CAF'. I find tim farron to be very personable and can get thinks done , what he managed with WCR was nothing short of incredible on the Oxenholme to Windermere line , he knew without the trains the economy of the lakes would take a nosedive . RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - T42 PVM - 24/12/2019 20:33 (24/12/2019 17:35)wirralbus Wrote: I find tim farron to be very personable and can get thinks done , what he managed with WCR was nothing short of incredible on the Oxenholme to Windermere line , he knew without the trains the economy of the lakes would take a nosedive . He is one of very few MPs that does work hard for his local area, Was glad to see he was re-elected when it was not looking like he would RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - wirralbus - 24/12/2019 22:02 (24/12/2019 20:33)T42 PVM Wrote: He is one of very few MPs that does work hard for his local area, Was glad to see he was re-elected when it was not looking like he would Most liberal democrats are very good and proactive , unlike some of the other parties who just seem to think they just have to turn up to be elected. RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - knutstransport - 25/12/2019 09:16 (24/12/2019 22:02)wirralbus Wrote: Most liberal democrats are very good and proactive , unlike some of the other parties who just seem to think they just have to turn up to be elected. Lib Dems don't really have safe seats so unlike the other parties they can't just send someone the party wants in Westminster to a random safe seat when it becomes vacant like the Conservatives putting Esther McVey forward as Tatton candidate. Farron also refused to vote in favour of certain Conservative policies during the coalition, which was one of the main reasons he became leader. Unfortunately, Andrew Neil and a few others thought they saw an opportunity to make a name for themselves when discovering Farron is a church goer who believes their teaching that sexual intercourse is for the sole purpose of reproduction and of course that means there's no way of gay people having sex in a way which the church finds acceptable. RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - knutstransport - 26/12/2019 10:42 The Telegraph are reporting Northern will be split in Northern West and Northern East which could both be under public control by the end of March. RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - knutstransport - 26/12/2019 12:57 From TfN: The new timetable commenced on 15 December 2019. Operators have reported that the integrity and structure of the timetable appears to be working, however a number of different issues have led to unacceptably poor levels of performance. Transport for the North has made it clear to operators that they need to step up and deliver greater certainty and better information to passengers. For Northern; an increase in staff sickness has contributed to a reduction in performance by around 5%. Northern have said that sickness levels will improve over the coming weeks, however the reintroduction of the driver training programme in January will continue to put pressure on performance. For TPE; significant poor performance on the North and West Coast routes has compounded pre-planned cancellations that were implemented prior to the timetable change. Technical issues with new CAF rolling stock, challenges around increased maintenance and delays to driver training have led to an unacceptably poor service. Transport for the North has been clear that TPE needs to focus on delivering a more robust service to passengers and improve information flows. RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - mikestone - 26/12/2019 15:52 How the hell can they the service works when TPE have not come anywhere near running a full service? And Northern's cancellations have been running at about twice what they were in the last week of the old timetable? RE: Northern (Arriva Rail North) - wirralbus - 26/12/2019 18:30 What i would like to see answered is why there was such a drop in the service between 23 December and 24th December , something else im sure of it affected the Christmas Eve services and it wasnt just Sickness as they would have decimated the previous days service which wasnt anywhere near as bad. |