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And the Western Region (or at least its management) was often called the 'Broad Gauge Mob' in BRB circles, I believe. (Due to their conviction that they alone knew how to run a railway. Huh!)
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Their competitors were:The (long haul) BOAC crews used to say that the other (short haul) state corporation, BEA, stood for Back Every Afternoon.
The Midland and Great Northern was known as the 'Muddle and Go Nowhere'.Sometimes known as Serene and Delightful
Later Angrier tooGreater Angrier
Sleazyjet was the moniker I heard for it.Same for Easyjet is known as Easysh*te for similar reasons.
Ebola Greater AngliaVirgin on the ridiculous I heard a few times from traincrew over the years
That’s my fave I reckon.In the latter years of Central Trains:
Central Citylink - Central Sh*ttystink
In the latter years of Central Trains:
Central Citylink - Central Sh*ttystink
Were they introduced before or after she was in the cabinet?Not a TOC but pre-covid there used to be an express service in each direction between Hastings & London that made it in 90 minutes and was nicknamed the Amber Rudd Super Express - after the MP that got them introduced. Thankfully a thing of the past as they were a bit of a waste of time.
They were introduced in January 2015 (delayed TT change due to the Thameslink Programme). No idea how that tallies up with her ministerial career though!Were they introduced before or after she was in the cabinet?
As mentioned in post #65 above.M & GN Jt was Muddle & Go Nowhere
There's a missed opportunity!Try Walking Across (TWA)
Every Weekend Shafted was another favouriteDrivers from EWS would call into our depot mess room saying they are from "Engines Wagons & Slaves"
Demic rolling stock was one I used to hear.DRS…
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