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Railair Heathrow-Reading CANCELLED
jonsie wrote:
Don't know what's going on but FGW cancelled the Railair to Reading this evening and pax had to go via Hayes & Harlington Station. That is apparently via a 140 bus from Heathrow to H&H, then Thames Strain (sorry FGWL) stopping all stations to Reading. Great when folk have paid £15 for the journey by coach. Anyone know what or why? I have heard rumours that FGW are cancelling the entire LHR-Reading service in the near future - perhaps they have already. CJB. Maybe because of the traffic problems on the M4? Indeed. Credit to FGW for using the fact that they're a rail company to their advantage and sorting this one out. (in any case, if I paid to go on a horrible coach and then found myself on a comfortable train instead, then I'd be delighted - all too often this happens the other way round...) -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org |
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Railair Heathrow-Reading CANCELLED
In message om, at
01:22:10 on Thu, 28 Sep 2006, John B remarked: (in any case, if I paid to go on a horrible coach and then found myself on a comfortable train instead, then I'd be delighted - all too often this happens the other way round...) A bus, plus an all stations stopper, doesn't sound more comfortable than the airport coaches! And would take much longer than the coach is scheduled to. -- Roland Perry |
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Railair Heathrow-Reading CANCELLED
"Roland Perry" wrote:
(in any case, if I paid to go on a horrible coach and then found myself on a comfortable train instead, then I'd be delighted - all too often this happens the other way round...) A bus, plus an all stations stopper, doesn't sound more comfortable than the airport coaches! And would take much longer than the coach is scheduled to. I don't know why they didn't, but surely they could have used the Heathrow Connect service - a direct rail link to Hayes + Harlington from Heathrow. -- "For want of the price of tea and a slice, the old man died." |
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Railair Heathrow-Reading CANCELLED
AstraVanMan wrote:
I don't know why they didn't, but surely they could have used the Heathrow Connect service - a direct rail link to Hayes + Harlington from Heathrow. BAA aren't known for being co-operative about allowing nonpremium pax to use the tunnel into the airport. remember the tube closures which according to this group, LUL had to pay a hefty amount for HEX to take travelcards for a day |
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Railair Heathrow-Reading CANCELLED
In article , (Roland
Perry) on Thu, 28 Sep 2006 10:30:09 +0100 wrote: A bus, plus an all stations stopper, doesn't sound more comfortable than the airport coaches! And would take much longer than the coach is scheduled to. -- Roland Perry Hi Roland, Just looked at your website(s) and they seem a little out of date. Also no mention of your time at CIX. -- Richard ( email - (reverse the obvious) ) ( www.virbius - more is hidden than viewable! British site! ) |
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