Readers of my blog will probably have realised that I, along with others, want a better train service along the rail network currently run and operated by Abellio Greater Anglia (AGA).
Everyone who travels by train or any other public transport wants value for money when buying their ticket or paying their taxi fare, and expects to travel in comfort and in a reliable vehicle. It's something we want and should expect. Sadly with AGA, value for money, comfortable journeys and reliable vehicles are three things that are lacking. We want this to change and quickly!
At the forefront of the campaign for a better train service, my comrade, Ian is a Twitter regular and often re-tweets complaints aimed at AGA and has conversations with complainants. I would strongly advise following him on Twitter if you are regularly frustrated by your travels with AGA. His Twitter account is quite infamous, @Delayed_Again .
There's a task force that has been set up by the government called Norwich in Ninty. As the name suggests the idea behind the task force is to get trains from London Liverpool Street to Norwich in ninty minutes. This will in turn also improve train times along the rest of the Great Eastern Mainline (GEML). Part of this task force is the Great Eastern Rail Campaign, run by the New Anglia LEP. I would ask as many people as possible sign up to this campaign. Please go to their website at: http://www.newanglia.co.uk/find-out-about-us/campaigns-to-unlock-barriers-to-growth/gerailcampaign/ #GERailCampaign
Lastly, follow me on Twitter, @RealDC80 - I'm always tweeting about AGA, amongst as other things, posting pictures and trying to get information out of them, which a lot of the time is easier said than done. I also have a picture gallery on Facebook with all of my issues with AGA. The link to the album is: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152583232911617.1073741846.513546616&type=1&l=a4bb91485a Please take a look and feel free to comment and share with others.
Join our campaign for a better train service on AGA and get your voice heard.
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