Greater Anglia has announced that it will provide free rail travel to any police officers wishing to attend the funeral of PC Keith Palmer on Monday 10 April.
Officers just need to present a valid warrant/ID card for return travel to London from any station on the Greater Anglia network.
13 comments
cainer1
6 Apr 171#1
pretty sure this was posted yesterday
Egoist to cainer1
6 Apr 17#2
yes, but with Virgin trains.
McGoose
6 Apr 174#3
Good on them both.
Mada06
6 Apr 171#4
Don't expect to get there on time. Complete shambles of a company.
Lloydinio to Mada06
6 Apr 17#5
then leave early
jason_willis to Mada06
6 Apr 17#6
You are aware that 90% of the problems on the railway is network rail right?
seaniboy
6 Apr 171#7
Nonsense our Tory and Labour parties have done this country proud for generations its thriving with no poverty or inequality and public services are SO supportive and professional, its the leaves, snow and rain, ie..UK climate that are to blame for Network Rail delays, they like the rest of the UK public servants are so underpaid with horrendously poor pensions they cant bigger & better cars, holidays and houses.
jimborae
6 Apr 171#8
I thought police officers got free travel on trains anyways????
SFconvert to jimborae
6 Apr 171#12
I thought so too, met police on tfl I think
chrisvaldez to jimborae
10 Apr 17#13
Nt
Not always. It depends on which force allows their officers to take advantage of free travel. Some allow it, some don't as they consider it an unfair reward.
Mada06
6 Apr 17#9
I pay greater anglia £4000 per annum for my ticket on trains which are dirty, have no air conditioning and are well beyond their sell by date. Every morning the train pulls in late, whether that be 2/3 minutes or even later.
As far as I'm concerned, my anger is directed to greater anglia as that's who I pay for the service.
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Officers just need to present a valid warrant/ID card for return travel to London from any station on the Greater Anglia network.
13 comments
Not always. It depends on which force allows their officers to take advantage of free travel. Some allow it, some don't as they consider it an unfair reward.
As far as I'm concerned, my anger is directed to greater anglia as that's who I pay for the service.