A few weeks ago, I took an East Coast service from London Kings Cross to Stevenage. The train was going up to Newark.
Whilst seated in First Class, I noticed that they could have done a slightly better job of cleaning it up. There were still a whole load of wrappers and bits spilt on the floor from the previous journey. It wasn't anything to make a fuss over, but I'd be curious to know how long a company like East Coast would give to get a train turned around having arrived at London and back onto the next working.
I know that long-haul aircraft get about an hour, but what about for long distance trains?
Whilst seated in First Class, I noticed that they could have done a slightly better job of cleaning it up. There were still a whole load of wrappers and bits spilt on the floor from the previous journey. It wasn't anything to make a fuss over, but I'd be curious to know how long a company like East Coast would give to get a train turned around having arrived at London and back onto the next working.
I know that long-haul aircraft get about an hour, but what about for long distance trains?