"Robin Mayes" wrote:
"Cheeky" wrote:
These appeared for a while on the streets in
Manchester as well - unfortunately Network
Rail/FNW have not cottoned on to this at the
stations :-(

Perhaps you should give the Transport Security
Agency the benefit of your wisdom, rather than
blame the Train Operating Companies / Network
Rail / London Underground.

Who are the Transport Security Agency? Do you
mean the US Transportation Security Administration
www.tsa.gov? If so, I think their interest in
litter bins (or indeed trash cans) on the
Underground would be limited.


Matt Ashby

"Matt Ashby" wrote in message
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"Robin Mayes" wrote:
"Cheeky" wrote:
These appeared for a while on the streets in
Manchester as well - unfortunately Network
Rail/FNW have not cottoned on to this at the
stations :-(

Perhaps you should give the Transport Security
Agency the benefit of your wisdom, rather than
blame the Train Operating Companies / Network
Rail / London Underground.

Who are the Transport Security Agency? Do you
mean the US Transportation Security Administration
www.tsa.gov? If so, I think their interest in
litter bins (or indeed trash cans) on the
Underground would be limited.


Matt Ashby


Funnily enough I reckon the US TSA needs as much help as possible with
security. When I was in New York every station had litter bins/black
rubbish sacks all of which seemed a natural target for bombers.

Worse still was Wall Street where the copious number of police officers were
using gas lighting to see the crowds with!