A Stock Farewell Tour

I can't get my head round this, is custard a Yorkshire delicacy?

Oh well, no reply, so as not to be known as Mr thicky, this post will self destruct in five minutes.

;D ;D ;D

The two links given didn't make it clear enough, but in one of them there is another link which makes it Crystal clear.

I shall be looking out for the tins.

All tickets have been sent out today by second class post. I have been told if you are booked on this train and have not received your ticket, turn up at Moorgate where the stewards will have a list of every ones names and addresses and the car letter you are in.

Not keen on the Ambrosia type but a slice of Birds - Yummmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!

[quote author=allan60 board=met thread=20200 post=346752 time=1348088950week. Bring the custard![/quote]
Thanks for your responses. I recieved an email response from the LTM saying they had ticketing problems beyond their control and tickets should arrive during the middle of next week.
By the way, if your ticket doesn't arrive on time, then call the LTM office and they will inform station staff.[/quote]

Very good advice. It seems LTM haven't got their act together on this one. I'm reading one thing on this forum and being told different on the phone by them. I have been assured the tickets will arrive this week and at the latest next Monday.

Edit: Spoke to operations this afternoon, the tickets had to be sent to TFL before posting them out, and they are not allowed to use First Class Post, so perhaps mid next week maybe the latest they will arrive.

For the general public the focus should be on the 26th.

It could be a good press moment for Boris to bang on about the new trains.

Would you like me to draft up a press release?

Regarding my earlier post on timings and stations on the poster I bought, it seems we are locked in at Chesham, which means the toilets are out of bounds.

My tickets have arrived today. Apologies to LTM for doubting them and believing all I read on an Internet forum.

Regarding my post of not being able to use the toilet at Chesham due to the the doors remaining closed, I had to smile when reading the accompanying letter advising everyone to plan their comfort breaks and quote, “Toilets are available at Moorgate Station before you leave, then at Harrow-on-the-Hill between 11.54 – 12.10, Amersham 12.43 – 13.30 and Wembley Park 15.52 at the end of the rail tour.”

Good points. And having sold getting on nearly 400 tickets for the event... there are likely to be long queues.

Are passengers allowed to call for a PNR?. If it is a real emergency can we use the red handle? ;D ;D ;D (only kidding!)

I was thinking the same, perhaps the queue should be organised in seniority order. ;D There is no guarantee they will even be open due to many reasons, my wife found the female toilets closed at Harrow-on-the-Hill on the day of the Amersham event.

The platform toilets at Chesham are always reliable but you will need a J door key to get off the train.

As far as I'm concerned that knocks it in on the head for me downing a few pints in the pub during the break at Amersham.

When LTM call you back Dennis perhaps it will be to tell you that we, the 400, will have to queue for a Portaloo somewhere outside the station that has been put in place for workers on the Crossrail project !!!

Not quite sure where you can have a quick pint near Amersham station. The nearest pub is a bit of a walk. The one close to the station closed years ago. Curry and a pint no problem though.