Well done to the driver of the 22:48 from Paddington last night

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Well done to the driver of the 22:48 from Paddington last night

« on: October 18, 2007, 08:14:30 »

Let's face it, it's not often that staff are given credit where it's due....So, to the driver on the 22:48 Paddington-Reading train ....thank you for the clear and enthusiastic announcements. Some of the other passengers found it really useful as well when you reported that there was a quick train to Reading on another platform....great stuff, really helpful & informative....makes the whole experience much more enjoyable.


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