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I suppose it's the fact that it's the state operator, really. Though they do now have competition, I suppose.

That makes sense.

In Paris, the announcements seem to come out of a metal tube:

It sort of seems a bit weird to me, a company like that doing such a sponsorship.

Out of curiosity, how do you find this of use?

Their short URL is lnr.uk, whereas lnwr.uk is the short URL for another railway-related company (based on the legal, rather than trading name), see if you can guess which before you click on the link, it surprised me!

I think they've tried to replicate the asymmetry of the Union Jack, and I think it just looks horrible here. It would be better symmetrical. edit: @fat_boy_pete posted between me loading the page and posting

Getting a bit off topic, but I had two-week timetables from age 13 (Year 9) at two different schools. At one school, the timetable was completely different each week, though at the other, there were very few differences between each of the two weeks. There first school had an antiquated...

What prosecutions do you think could be brought under the Fraud Act that could not be brought under the RoRA? (I am not familiar with the Fraud Act, and only slightly familiar with the content of the RoRA.)

In Norway, it does not appear to be a criminal offence, though the Railways do have the ability to levy a fee, and to detain someone until such time as their details (name, address, DOB) have been taken and verified. This fee is set by the appropriate level of government for the particular...

There are rumours of removing competition/using direct awards. Article from E24 (in Norwegian) Article from VG (in Norwegian) Article from NRK (in Norwegian)

While the word ablative exists in English, the ablative case does not. Indeed, there is very little evidence of case (save, perhaps, the genitive 's, and in pronouns (I vs me, we vs us)), though the presence of the more abstract Case can be, and is, argued.

Especially when they're all supposedly becoming HGV drivers.

That reminds me: when I was small, I used to stick fridge magnets in all sorts of places I shouldn't have. One of these places was the detergent dispensing drawer of the washing machine, and when the washing machine had to be repaired/disassembled for some reason, loads of fridge magnets were...

No, they appear to say they plead Not Guilty (see the passage I made bold):

Do they turn the other way in the other (southern) hemisphere? Water goes down the drain the other way there, doesn't it?

Is there a reason for that?

When the ticket office was closed, according to Southeastern's website.

"You must buy a valid ticket before travel, if facilities are available, or you may be prosecuted and fined at court."?

Just to confirm, which July do you mean? July 2021, or July 2020?