Talk:Arriva Trains Northern

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this page could do with more information on it

Feel free to put some there. James James 09:29, 23 November 2005 (UTC)

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Controversy

Should we mentioned the boycott of ATN by 'arrivasucks.com'?

It was a forum setup by disgruntled passengers around 2001, annoyed at the under-performance of the company, but ended in 2004 for the following reasons:

1. ATN's service started to improve 2. Cost of Site Management 3. Conducters used it as their 'playground' [citation probably needed - but as described by the site's owner] 4. The site owner, Andrew Everingham, who had appeared on BBC's Look North, came home drunk and woke up at Neville Hill depot, Leeds - where the train crew, not realising who he was sent him home in a taxi - even paying his fayre using company money. True Story.

It would be nice if some research was conducted on this, as it was one of the gems of the franchise, with tails of the then new 333 class trains once departing Bradford Forster Square without the guard, after the driver confused the controls...not sure how it bypassed the emergency brake; [citation DEFINATELY needed here]

Articles:

1. http://archive.thisisyork.co.uk/2001/12/10/293597.html

(I'm still looking for other articles - if you google search there are a few articles, but alas there is little information about the site)

UKTcrypto (talk) 23:27, 7 January 2008 (UTC) UKTcrypto

Northern Sprit

I have reintroduced a section regarding Northern Spirit and I have included this in the history section as I think this is the correct place within the article as the previous references to Northern Spirit were throughout the article and didn't flow as well. Within the 'History' section, the references to Northern Spirit are more concise which allows the remainder of the article to focus on Arriva Trains Northern. BNC85 (talk) 12:18, 19 December 2015 (UTC)

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