Felixstowe cut off
Published Mon 14 of Dec, 2015 18:18 GMT - (5713 Reads) -In the 1930s a newspaper once used the now-famous phrase “Fog in channel - Continent cut off”. In November for 12 days residents of Felixstowe were feeling rather “cut-off’ as their train service was temporarily abandoned by train operator Abellio Greater Anglia, which has a desperate shortage of fit-for-use diesel trains and this was exacerbated at the time by the ‘autumn leaf-fall’. This mocked-up newspaper display stand gives an indication of how seriously stakeholders are treating this complete failure to provide a contacted service.
Railfuture shows their complaints and includes a communication from Abellio Greater Anglia to give reasons why they had utterly failed to deliver the contracted service. Now that almost all leaves have fallen the service is back to normal but only time will tell how much damage has been done to passenger confidence and short-term patronage.
Railfuture shows their complaints and includes a communication from Abellio Greater Anglia to give reasons why they had utterly failed to deliver the contracted service. Now that almost all leaves have fallen the service is back to normal but only time will tell how much damage has been done to passenger confidence and short-term patronage.