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Category Archives: Transport
Response to Alasdair Ross’s Squit About Train Services
Here on the dRoss Blog, Rushmere councillor for Labour, Alasdair Ross has written some squit in regard to train services. It starts, For many work in 2016 will start tomorrow and many will start their day by using a train, … Continue reading
Ipswich Left call for Renationalisation of our Rail Network
On Wednesday evening last week some prominent members of the local left wing fraternity were outside Ipswich Railway Station giving out leaflets calling for the renationalisation of our Railway system. One of the leaflets was given to East Anglia’s premier … Continue reading
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