Re: Bad GNER

On Mon, 06 Feb 2006 18:09:03 +0000, David Hansen wrote in
<0o3fu1dbrr1rbvrqi28grr0e6hg62s2nd1@xxxxxxx>, seen in uk.railway:

[...]
However, I gather that Last have bitten the bullet and cut out the
middlemen on some HSTs.

There's no ROSCO, TOC or franchise holder called "Last" on the British
network.

Have you found a start-up no-one knows about, or are you being
unnecessarily childish towards FirstGroup?
--
Ross, in Lincoln, most likely being cynical or sarcastic, as ever.
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