mean vs. matter - WordReference Forums
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Does it mean the same to tell someone You matter a lot to me and You mean a lot to me? I think that mean has a more affective meaning but I'm not sure.
Night trains in bygone eras - RailUK Forums
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Manchester to Cleethorpes would be the same. Occasionally you would get the London based Northern Soul crowd heading up to Wigan on some of the Seated/Sleeper services. Once stood on an Edinburgh bound overnight service as far as Doncaster, when hoards of rockers piled onto the Train at Kings Cross, after a gig at the Finsbury Park Rainbow.
Former Eurostar route from Waterloo International - RailUK Forums
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Hi there, I'm trying to establish the original Eurostar route from 1994. Which stations did it pass through? And when was the link to the first part of HS1 built?
end of the rainbow/ where the rainbow ends - WordReference Forums
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The end of the rainbow holds a pot of gold, or is where all your dreams come true. It is the place of fulfillment of your fondest goals. Click to expand...
radio frequencies - RailUK Forums
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does anyone know of any radio frequencies used by the various TOC's ?
New Train Driver Assessment - RailUK Forums
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Just completed the first part of the new assessment regime (paper-based tests only), so I though I'd give an overview of the new tests. First off, the Group Bourdon and TRP are done back-to-back. As far as I am aware, these are unchanged from the previous assessment, so plenty of information on...
Class 43 Names - RailUK Forums
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Can someboady give me the full list of the Class 43 HST names?
Contact details IRCAS - RailUK Forums
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Hi all, if anybody has ever used the IRCAS website you will find that the only telephone number that they give you is an automated service and gives you no option to speak to a human being and under certain situations you may need to speak to a human. I think its disgraceful that they give you...
How strict are Eurostar with their knives policy? - RailUK Forums
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I've read Eurostar's policy on taking knives in your luggage. Funnily enough, the one previous time I travelled on Eurostar, it didn't even occur to me that there would be any luggage restrictions, so I didn't check, and just threw my Leatherman in my rucksack. I got through no problem, wasn't...
Days of Operation - RailUK Forums
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Hi, I'm after a list of all the acronyms used for the Days of Operation, e.g. EWD = Every Week Day SX = Operates Mon-Fri M = Mon T = Tuesday W = Wed H = Thurs F = Fri S = Sat U = Sunday O = Only e.g. FO = Fri Only X = excluded etc etc. Can anyone point me in the right...