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Can we have one of these
by Fentyke @ 20/05/2008 - 16:54:42

Passengers to meet rail managers
Rail passengers in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire will have the chance to praise services or vent frustrations.

National Express East Anglia is holding "meet the managers" sessions at Norwich station later with another at Cambridge station on Wednesday.

The company said it hoped to learn from passengers' experiences and would use the information to improve services.

A spokesman said more sessions had been planned at local stations including Diss, Braintree, Ipswich and Witham.
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Personally, I think NXEC would benefit from a similar exercise in Peterborough.

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PenfoldPenfold [Member]
2008-05-20 @ 18:24

...except they're probably afraid we'd flay them alive.

FentykeFentyke [Member]
2008-05-20 @ 19:19

I'm game if you are and I'll supply the flayls.

Razor Ronnie [Visitor]

2008-05-21 @ 09:40

I am up for a bit of flagellation too.

Do i have to become an NXEC employee to qualify?

FentykeFentyke [Member]
2008-05-21 @ 14:09

We actually had a woman come round the 07.17 (previously the 07.20) this morning handing out questionaires. Most people near me took and completed one but I don't think NXEC will like the answers. In summary most thought they were worse then GNER which in my opinion, is not as easy at it may seem.

badwolf [Visitor]

2008-05-22 @ 23:57

yeah and probably all the ones that say NXEC is shite will go in the bin and the two that say they are great will be stretched into saying how wonderful they are

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