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Taking your complaint to the next level 03 May 2012 20:57 #1

pbinnersley OFFLINE Signaller Posts: 189 Thank you received: 11	I saw this item on the Railway Eye blog. I hope they post the reply. Peter.
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Re: Taking your complaint to the next level 03 May 2012 21:04 #2

Peter Bennet OFFLINE Administrator Posts: 2556 Thank you received: 343	The man who sued God. Peter
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Re: Taking your complaint to the next level 03 May 2012 21:20 #3

GoodbyeMrFish OFFLINE Signaller Posts: 133 Thank you received: 20	It's impressive that they got things running again so quick, the damage looks a right old mess. A testiment to the enginners.
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Re: Taking your complaint to the next level 03 May 2012 23:17 #4

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Essentially, the building that was hit was a substation, supplying power to equipment (and 3rd rail?) across a wide area including railway from Waterloo and Victoria (eastern). The temporary fix is to feed the power supply from the neighbouring substations to cover for the damaged one. The last I heard, it will take 4 months to repair the damage...

Let's just hope an adjacent substation isn't taken out in the meantime....

That wasn't incorrect regulation - that was editing the timetable!

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Re: Taking your complaint to the next level 04 May 2012 07:47 #5

moonraker OFFLINE Signaller Posts: 235 Thank you received: 9	Wow that's quite some damage looking at the picture . I can remember the Traincrew accomodation block at Oxford being struck once whilst in the messroom and that knocked everything out for a good while
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