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Mark Gleeson · 07-02-2006, 13:38

I've for some reason travelled on the same coach about 10 times in the last 5 weeks and every time I look up I see the handywork of some yob who has (in permanent red marker) written his message to the world on the celling, its dated 2005

5 weeks on its still there

Its a fairly basic thing to clean the coaches each day at least the intercity crowd clean them during the day. The suburban fleet is so bad as there are now cobwebs forming and a thick layer of dirt has appeared on some surfaces. Don't get me started about the muddy footprint that spent 2 months on the wall of a certain coach last year

I know it won't make the trains run on time but its easy keep them clean, if its dirty its clear the operator doesn't care and we know that filters through to the whole organisation

Oh and if IE are reading it coach 8103 cab side just below the leading door please clean it

07-02-2006, 13:38	#1
Mark Gleeson Technical Officer Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Coach C, Seat 33 Posts: 12,669	Train Cleaning I've for some reason travelled on the same coach about 10 times in the last 5 weeks and every time I look up I see the handywork of some yob who has (in permanent red marker) written his message to the world on the celling, its dated 2005 5 weeks on its still there Its a fairly basic thing to clean the coaches each day at least the intercity crowd clean them during the day. The suburban fleet is so bad as there are now cobwebs forming and a thick layer of dirt has appeared on some surfaces. Don't get me started about the muddy footprint that spent 2 months on the wall of a certain coach last year I know it won't make the trains run on time but its easy keep them clean, if its dirty its clear the operator doesn't care and we know that filters through to the whole organisation Oh and if IE are reading it coach 8103 cab side just below the leading door please clean it