Although they have opened up new routes from newquay since the demise of air southwestx

There is apparently a minimum temperature for working, unless you are employed as an outside worker that covers the UK^▸ (United Kingdom), and from memory I was told it is around 16'C or 17'C

Was there a zoo nearby that may of reported a lost lion, otherwise we could of instantly discovered it a hoax. The most stupidest bit is they've  closed the case unless someone else reports a sighting. How many hoax's is that asking for!

Off at a slight tangent and not sure if its been mentioned in the other thread. What's everyone's thoughts on the modern safety features on newer cars that may of helped to reduce the number of fatalities in this accident?

It was freezing this morning down here, we had quite a thick frost overnight!

I agree with comments regardign the M4 around south Wales, having used the M4 daily for 2 years until i moved back to Cornwall in 2009

Thoughts are with all those affected,

My brother drove where the accident was less than 30 mins before the accident returning back to Cornwall. He commented how the fog was so thick he couldnt see the front of his car, and people were still driving at ridiculous speed.

regarding above commenter whether the speed limit is 70 or 80 i believe is irrelevant here, as in such weather conditions common sense is required that it is unsafe to do even 70!

off topic but relating to the "well Driven" slogan on the back of grahame's picture, do national express use one of them expensive premium numbers?
Read a lot of companys are buying the ^1 a minute phone numbers, then getting their drivers to drive in a inconsiderate manner to get lots of calls, making them about 60p a minute profit on these calls!

My understanding it was a weight limit that disables the tilt

I only carry this kind of cash when i'm buying or selling a car. got into a habit of buying bargains on ebay etc, selling them on at one point in my life

From Sunday 30th October to Friday 4th November, East Coast will be operating the loaned First Great Western HST^▸ (High Speed Train) on the following diagrams:

Sunday 30th October:

1F21 - 11:19 Kings Cross to Newcastle
1A46 - 18:15 Leeds to Kings Cross

Monday 31st October to Friday 4th November:

1N08 - 08:30 Kings Cross to Newcastle
1Y32 - 12:25 Newcastle to Kings Cross
1D32 - 16:33 Kings Cross to Leeds
1A49 - 19:15 Leeds to Kings Cross

Yes thats right, i had it recorded as S124LGC, but it is V124LGC

Surprised they use such an old vehicle as a loan vehicle! the bus involved was 1 1998 S registration!

Definitely good prices down here, ^45 to travel a 10-12 mile journey for 5 weeks is incredible value, especially when you factor in ^4-5 a day for all day car parking in truro! Within 7-8 days of travel you'll be cheaper than petrol and parking. Free car parking at Penryn station as well. Makes good sense as a park and ride for people of Falmouth, just a shame theres only about 10 spaces at Penryn Station!

That is quite surprising, 100 years ago or so they had seperate male/ female carriages, so would of been easier back then. How do they record such stats then, is it a simple survey at ticket purchase!