The Anonymous Widower

OLE Upgrades Complete At Anglia As Part Of £46m Transformation

The title of this article, is the same as that of this article on Rail Technology Magazine.

I hope this is actually the case.

• I’ve had enough of rail replacement buses, when trying to get to football at Ipswich on a Saturday.
• For at least the last three years, I’ve probably seen more away matches, than those at Portman Road.
• Three hours each way to Ipswich, effectively means, the only pleasurable thing you do is see the match.
• This work has probably hit attendances at both Norwich and Ipswich.
• I’ve renewed my season ticket fort next season, but if it is as thin on home matches as this one has been, it will be my last season of travel.

What puzzles me, is why can’t Network Rail adjust their work schedule, so that at least important matches like the two Derbies have trains?

But then you wouldn’t rate Network Rail highly for Project Management!

May 8, 2018 - Posted by AnonW | Sport, Transport/Travel | Football, Great Eastern Main Line, Ipswich Town, Network Rail, Norwich City, Project Management, Trains