andylloyd
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Thank you for your reply. I appreciate the mechanical faults are out of your hands although I would ask whether the company who fitted and kitted out the vehicles are competent or a bit of a 'cowboy organisation'. They must be costing the company thousands in lost revenue not to mention bad will from the public.
I note that you mention your Line Manager and Operations Director were regular travellers UNTIL the supplement's introduction and of course the increase in delays and cancellations. Did they know something you didn't or are they too cowardly to face the paying passenger and explain the reasons for hiking up prices whilst downgrading service? Either way, the impression I, and many other frequent passengers get, is that the company is not very 'people friendly' and that any man-management skills are negligible at best.
I understand you aren't at liberty to criticise your managers on here but I think it's important that the on-board team aren't 'hung out to dry' whilst the men who make the big decisions sit in their nice new offices completely removed from all the flak that is flying!
For the time being I cannot risk travelling on a GC train, due to the worry of never actually getting to my destination, which is an absurd situation. I wish you success in re-establishing the 'brand' but it will take an enormous amount of effort as for many, the damage is already done.
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P.S Are you Runway, Catalogue or 'Lads Mag'?
Why dont you give the folks(i.e GC) a chance to settle down?
Every company has teething issues, I know that as I work for a very large high street retailer. It takes time

Eventually when I can get some beloved time off of work, i'd be more than happy to bash a GC service or two and meet the elusive BOSCH and Sir Clag

Sir Clag/Bosch and the team, you seem to be giving a damn good service considering the setbacks your having at the moment. I'm sure over time everything will settle down again

Regards
Andy