Post by superteacher on Mar 28, 2024 8:27:35 GMT
It seems that since the COVID pandemic, there has rarely been a time when all of the lines have operating a so-called "good service" due to various reasons, the main ones being shortage of staff or non-availability of trains.
In the past week or so, there seems to have been more instances of "good service" across the board. This is good, but the cynic in me is wondering whether they've just changed the criteria?
In the past week or so, there seems to have been more instances of "good service" across the board. This is good, but the cynic in me is wondering whether they've just changed the criteria?
