Comments on: Mid-Cheshire Train Running Reliability …. http://www.mcrua.org.uk/chairmansblog/2009/11/27/mid-cheshire-train-running-reliability/ Giving MCRUA members and the public a voice on the Mid Cheshire Railway Lines. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:50:21 +0100 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Vince Chadwick http://www.mcrua.org.uk/chairmansblog/2009/11/27/mid-cheshire-train-running-reliability/comment-page-1/#comment-120 Vince Chadwick Tue, 01 Dec 2009 13:57:32 +0000 http://www.mcrua.org.uk/chairmansblog/?p=361#comment-120 Why doesn't Network Rail cut back many lineside trees to reduce the annual leaf-fall problem? And then there's the 'view from the window'; once one always enjoyed a good view from a train, these days many lines are hemmed in by trees completely blocking the passengers' view. So, Network Rail, cut down those lineside trees to get rid of the leaf fall problem, and at the same time restore those views from the train we used to enjoy. And it'd mean there'd be no need to run expensive plant like rail head treatment trains, either! Why doesn’t Network Rail cut back many lineside trees to reduce the annual leaf-fall problem? And then there’s the ‘view from the window’; once one always enjoyed a good view from a train, these days many lines are hemmed in by trees completely blocking the passengers’ view.

So, Network Rail, cut down those lineside trees to get rid of the leaf fall problem, and at the same time restore those views from the train we used to enjoy. And it’d mean there’d be no need to run expensive plant like rail head treatment trains, either!

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