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I know this blog is popular what with all the visits from various people and employees of big major companies visiting on their company internets.
But the thing that is starting to nark me off, is the fact that I am not getting any reconigtion for doing this blog. I know big major newspaper companies do visit this site, more then likley to see what the latest thing thats been leaked is. But since The Times decided to steal the content of this site I have not listed anything which was not in the Public Domain. I have plenty of juicy documents sent to me from my contact in the DfT about the new railway franchises. Did you know for example that theyve already decided on the final 2 for the ECML?
Now I have not had any awards, have not had any big newspapers mention this site in their papers even though they obviously visit for the leaked documents. I spend a lot of time on this blog and am thinking why do I bother. Feel free to comment.
On another note well done to Disgruntled Commuter who has been shortlisted in the Metro blog awards.
Was browsing the web and came across this listed on a fellow bloggers site. The UK Government is apparently having talks with Network Rail about bringing back the Railways into public ownership.
ScotRail could be a test-bed for this new idea.
Labour’s Scottish election manifesto, states: “The case for running the Scottish franchise on a not-for-profit basis needs to be fully examined as part of the preparation for the next franchise.” So it seems that First ScotRail could become Network ScotRail.
How would Scottish Rail seem to people?
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/transport/article1642806.ece
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