It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that distribute
the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or at least pass
on an observation, about one of them, where should such a thing be pointed?

cheers.

chris harrison ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :

It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that distribute
the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or at least pass
on an observation, about one of them, where should such a thing be
pointed?

The Evening Standard themselves would probably be a good first attempt...

Adrian wrote:
chris harrison ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :


It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that distribute
the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or at least pass
on an observation, about one of them, where should such a thing be
pointed?


The Evening Standard themselves would probably be a good first attempt...

Gee, thanks - and you wonder why I posted to uk.transport.london, it's
almost as if it might have been the first place I looked.

chris harrison ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :

It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that
distribute the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or
at least pass on an observation, about one of them, where should such
a thing be pointed?

The Evening Standard themselves would probably be a good first
attempt...

Gee, thanks - and you wonder why I posted to uk.transport.london, it's
almost as if it might have been the first place I looked.

So what did they say when you rang 'em? "Sorry, we don't know who delivers
our papers"?

chris harrison wrote:
It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that
distribute
the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or at least
pass
on an observation, about one of them, where should such a thing be
pointed?

cheers.

If they are breaking the law in any way then the police.

For anything else, look in the first page of the paper.. find the
standards phone number and ask them what company is repsonsible for
distribution

Adrian wrote:
chris harrison ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :


It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that
distribute the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or
at least pass on an observation, about one of them, where should such
a thing be pointed?


The Evening Standard themselves would probably be a good first
attempt...


Gee, thanks - and you wonder why I posted to uk.transport.london, it's
almost as if it might have been the first place I looked.


So what did they say when you rang 'em? "Sorry, we don't know who delivers
our papers"?

Pretty much. Certainly didn't want to tell me how to contact them
directly; happy to pass on a message, not happy to let me know where the
message was going to end up.

Chris! wrote:
chris harrison wrote:

It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone have
contact details for the concern that operates the vans that

distribute

the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or at least

pass

on an observation, about one of them, where should such a thing be

pointed?

cheers.


If they are breaking the law in any way then the police.

For anything else, look in the first page of the paper.. find the
standards phone number and ask them what company is repsonsible for
distribution


That would probably mean having to buy it. Which is something I do
generally try to avoid doing ...

chris harrison wrote:
Chris! wrote:
That would probably mean having to buy it. Which is something I do
generally try to avoid doing ...

The newspaper is at:
Associated Newapapers Ltd 020 7938 6000

The distribution centre has contact details at:
http://www.associatednewspapers.com/...e=Divisions_HQ

No kidding - it's called HarmsWorth

chris harrison wrote to uk.transport.london on Tue, 26 Apr 2005:

If they are breaking the law in any way then the police.
For anything else, look in the first page of the paper.. find the
standards phone number and ask them what company is repsonsible for
distribution


That would probably mean having to buy it. Which is something I do
generally try to avoid doing ...

Telephone directory? 192.com? Metro? The "Lite" version of the
Standard given away free? Someone's abandoned copy on the Tube or a
commuter train???
--
"Mrs Redboots"
http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/
Website updated 3 April 2005

Try looking up white van driving scum in google, I'm sure they'll appear

chris harrison wrote:
Adrian wrote:

chris harrison ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :

It's not strictly speaking transport in London, but does anyone
have contact details for the concern that operates the vans that
distribute the Evening Standard, i.e. if one wanted to complain, or
at least pass on an observation, about one of them, where should such
a thing be pointed?



The Evening Standard themselves would probably be a good first
attempt...



Gee, thanks - and you wonder why I posted to uk.transport.london, it's
almost as if it might have been the first place I looked.



So what did they say when you rang 'em? "Sorry, we don't know who
delivers our papers"?


Pretty much. Certainly didn't want to tell me how to contact them
directly; happy to pass on a message, not happy to let me know where the
message was going to end up.