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I recently booked Aberdeen-Edinburgh with LNER. Since then I have had a number of emails about my forthcoming 'trip to Princes St Gardens', which seems a bit strange. Do they do this for other destinations?

Can anyone locate this 1950s photograph? My guess is Helensburgh Upper, but I wonder if anyone can confirm from the background slope.

I was surprised to see the following on the Scotrail website: They also say: The Senior Railcard site only mentions London and the SE, and Scotrail's own booking engine gives the discount, applying it to the off-peak all day fare. I assume they are just plain wrong, or am I missing something?

I saw the much-travelled 92219 heading north from Perth on the A9 yesterday afternoon (31 May).

I recently made an off-peak return journey to Perth. I could have travelled from Haymarket or Gateway, depending on bus connections. As it happened I chose Haymarket, but I discovered a ticket for the shorter journey from Gateway would have been a whole 10p more. If it had been convenient for...

Looking at the NR site, the only services shown for SUY to SHR are those using the through VT services from Euston, so a maximum of three connections including crossing London. Both Great Eastern and ATW also list services with an extra change at Wolverhampton. Are there two different...

Extracted from a longer piece on Yahoo/Reuters:

Since my last Firefox upgrade (31.1.1), I am getting the following behaviour: I select a thread e.g. Police near Cottingley ... The thread appears, but the loading symbol continues for a few seconds When I right-click the go back arrow, the thread appears three times in the list of...

From today's Scotsman: I suspect the Scotsman has garbled this a bit (it happens). Perhaps the new 'long-length' platforms are the same as the reinstated 5 and 6.

Scene: Blackpool North I was standing on the platform in the fresh air, next to a train leaving in 10 minutes. Northern staff member: are you all right; where are you travelling to. Me: Preston Him: It's that train. Me: Yes I know. Him: You'll need to board. There's not to be...