Fine on my Windows 10 laptop and on my iPhone8 running whatever flavour of iOS is the current one.

Yes but he's thrown a curveball by using the 'no reverse shunting' gambit. That wouldn't happen if we stuck to Stockton & Darlington Rules...

Thanks! Perhaps one of the Mods could add to the Acronym/Abbreviation section?

I looked up the TLA^▸ (three letter acronym) for TLP but it seems to be MIA. Do please enlighten us. 

Very interesting. But it seems odd to be converting solar-powered vessels to hydrogen. Are we to assume that the Bristol Channel isn't sunny enough to make them work efficiently?

As does this page: https://www.railsigns.uk/sect15page1/sect15page1.html

...which specifically mentions Kemble to Standish Jcn.

No, but I can name the presenter. But I won't, as it happens...

You need to duck out and go and watch Crystal Palace at home...

Ta! 

I'm stuck on 8 and 25.

So if BNM doesn't have the answers, what do we do next? 

Hold on - only just saw this - up to seven so far... 


Edit: OK, I give up! 24/26

The halts were Park Leaze Farm (near Ewen) and Chesterton Lane. Well, Chesterton isn't on the new route (which skirts the proposed housing development there and then passes the Royal Ag, ending up almost where the original Cirencester Town station was) and a halt to serve a single farm seems unlikely. It looks like the Royal Ag would get its own halt though. It'll need plenty of parking for Range Rovers   

I think the real question is, of those who commute from Kemble to Swindon/London in the rush hour, how many of them come from Cirencester itself? My suspicion is that the majority (myself included) come from a wide geographical spread of villages rather than from central Ciren. Therefore, most will still drive the few extra miles and park at Kemble (especially now the overflow car park exists and is never full) rather than drive to an industrial estate on the edge of the town, park, and take a shuttle.

You forgot Woody Allen's Sleeper.

Although I think that was just a supporting feature.

Good to hear Mark Hopwood on Broadcasting House on BBC^» (British Broadcasting Corporation - home page) Radio 4 this morning demonstrating the use of the ACME Thunderer whistle. Blowing of whistles has been suspended during the Covid-19 crisis to reduce risk of spread of infection and Mark explains the use of the whistle - in more normal times - to host Paddy O'Connell.

It'll be on BBC Sounds later: I'll try and remember to come back and post a link. It's around 26' 30" into the programme.

Edit: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000h7lj