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« on: January 16, 2017, 11:40:47 »

I was at Reading on Friday went to see the History of Reading Railways at the Old Town Hall Town very interesting. Unfortunately it's now closed  I only just  heard about  it to get there on the penultimate day. Reading really was made by the railway.

Back at the station I was attracted to Train Performance Board in the old station entrance. 

Could only find SWT (South West Trains) poster not GWR (Great Western Railway)!

SWT look as if they will shortly have to be giving  a discount  to season ticket holders as there Annual Moving Average is is only a couple of tenths above limit and current punctuality seems to be below 80% which will pull the AMA below threshold. Unless of course if punctuality improves dramatically.

there also seemed to be quite a lot of void days.
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« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2017, 23:20:14 »

I renewed my SWT (South West Trains) annual travelcard just after Christmas and got a £239 discount for Service disruptions. This was for just a 6 month period covering about 30 disruptions. When I replaced my season ticket earlier in 2016 on one of the 3 or 4 occasions that the mag stripe failed, I also received cash back for a long list of service disruptions. That one was for about £100.
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