Title: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Brucey on December 05, 2010, 19:25:09 Perhaps we should club together to buy them a spell checker to eradicate the erroneous spelling across the west :P
Yet another typo/spelling mistake, this time at Redland. Despite having used the station for two years, I've never looked at the map on the wall (next to our Help Point, or what remains of it): (http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/1445/photo0023am.jpg) And on closer examination of the key... (http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/6060/photo0022y.jpg) ::) ;D Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Chris from Nailsea on December 05, 2010, 19:38:53 A replacement Help Point for Redland is on its way - from Switzerland.
No: seriously, it is. ::) Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: JayMac on December 05, 2010, 19:39:18 Hmm... apart from the smelling pistake, why is 'Police station' the only location to have a second name without a capital letter?
Do Avon & Somerset not deserve a capital 'S'? ;) ;D A replacement Help Point for Redland is on its way - from Switzerland. No: seriously, it is. ::) And where is Montpelier's coming from? Montpellier, France perhaps? Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Ollie on December 06, 2010, 00:16:56 I don't think they are actually produced by FGW. Twyford has a similar thing, will have a look tomorrow see who does them.
Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Worcester_Passenger on December 06, 2010, 06:17:35 The map on the one at Kingham contains very little information. Best described as empty.
Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: eightf48544 on December 06, 2010, 11:22:59 "Yet another typo/spelling mistake, this time at Redland."
Well done Brucey for spotting it! It took me a long time to see, but then as you know from my posts "Proof Reading" is not one of my skills. Whilst spell checkers are useful they don't help when you type "form" for "from" and many other word pairs, although Word pick this one up when I came to check it. I think every company to sack one "bean counter" and employ a skilled proof reader instead. Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: thetrout on December 07, 2010, 10:13:16 Industral Buildings............ ::) :o ;D
Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: grahame on December 07, 2010, 10:30:23 Seeing the subject of this thread, I thought about what we could give FGW for Christmas.
I came up with a couple of secondhand, and slightly dirty class 153 units, formerly on lease to a train company in the north or east, that are looking for a good home. Each of the units comes with a message "love from Santa", an inscription "to run in Passenger service between Swindon and Frome / Salisbury only" and a support token jointly from the Dft and Wiltshire Council, promising to assist with any unexpected shortfall in revenue as they run for the next three years. Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Ollie on December 07, 2010, 11:18:38 I don't think they are actually produced by FGW. Twyford has a similar thing, will have a look tomorrow see who does them. Customer Information PointThe Media Works and judging by what it says FGW just lets them put it there, as FGW just referred to as the host of the poster. Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Worcester_Passenger on December 07, 2010, 14:46:10 Attached is of Ely, a couple of years ago, when operated by 'one'.
The map crops the centre, which is north of the cathedral (big blue building on map)... Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Tim on December 07, 2010, 17:29:18 First buses in Bath have been displaying a new range of safety posters. One of them says something like "wait until the bus has stopped before using the stairs" It was posted up on loads of buses but every one I saw was on a single decker. The double deckers had "mind the gap between the bus and the kerb"
Title: Re: A Christmas present for FGW Post by: Brucey on January 02, 2011, 10:04:59 First Hampshire Bus need a grammar checker too. As an ex-South Downs College student, I'm pretty sure you don't spell it Southdown's College and I'm pretty sure the college doesn't belong to Southdown.
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