"14:24 Portsmouth & Southsea to London Waterloo due 16:13
This train will no longer call at Clapham Junction. This is due to disruptive passengers."Does not stopping at a scheduled station somehow prevent passengers from being disruptive (rather than, say, inconveniencing all the non-disruptive passengers on the train who (a) wanted to get off at Clapham Junction or (b) would have preferred disruptive passengers to be removed rather than be forced to endure their company for another stretch)?
And speaking of stretches, did I miss the announcement that South West Trains were now operating mobile prisons? Answers on a postcard, please. Or the comments, if you're too cheap to buy a postcard.
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Cool ! I like it.
Welcome Tara! You like the mobile prison idea from SWT? I suppose it would help house prices for those who currently live next to static prisons (or should that be Prisons 1.0? Or 3G, rather than 4 G, prisons?)... And I guess prison breaks would involve that much more danger of risking life and limb if the trains were kept at a suitably high speed, though we might need to see more network problems sorted out first...
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