You can help build the National Public Network. Contributions should be relevant, sound, in good taste, objective, coherent, concise, and nonrepetitious.
Diversity is welcome.
Contributions will not be ACKed. The load is too great. Autumn leaves have taken British Rail's latest computerised signalling system by surprise. Installed at Liverpool Street, Newcastle, York and Leamington Spa the IECC is supposed to tell signals staff exactly where trains are located by displaying positions on a visual display unit. But BR discovered this week that the system is only fail-safe when tracks are free of Autumn leaves.