I just had a look at my emails and found this information about the staffing of Loughborough Junction train station. (sign the petition here)
“Dear All
to alert you
There are plans afoot to close the Loughborough Junction Station ticket office from 12.45 noon weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday
Obviously whilst no trains at the weekend that part of the move is acceptable as a temporary measure but the move to close at 12.45 noon all week is the thin edge of the wedge as it will make the station much less safe
There is a consultation document at the station
Asked to contact with your views by email to customer.relations. fcc@firstgroup. com or
Freepost RRBR-REEJ-KTKY
First Capital Connect
Customer relations Department
PO Box 443
Plymouth
PL4 6WP
or Passenger Focus
FREEPOST (RRRE_ETTC_LEET)
PO Box 4257
Manchester
M60 3AR
or London Travel\Watch
6 Middle Street
London EC1A 7JA
Suggest we advertise and inundate them with comments”
This seems like a fairly crucial point about the train station and would encourage you to pass this on and to take it up with the addresses above. and here :: customer.relations. fcc@firstgroup. com
January 22, 2009 at 7:36 pm
We need your support in Loughborough Junction!
Capital Connect plan to close the Loughborough Junction Station ticket office from 12.45 noon weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday.
We think this is insane and dangerous and invite you to sign this petition against the reduced hours and early closure of the ticket office.
Please sign it, leave a comment and forward it on.
http://petition.co.uk/staffing_at_loughborough_junction_train_station_sw9
Thanks
Nick
February 2, 2009 at 7:49 pm
brilliant. thanks for the info.
Stella
February 6, 2009 at 4:07 pm
hi there, i was wondering if you’d want to come along to our next event, which will, this month, take place at the library house, 52 knatchbull road – i thought it might be very relevant for the area and it would be a good way to get more support?
do let me know when you get a chance, my email is info@peoplesrepublicofsouthwark.co.uk
thanks
lili