Rail terminal for 'wine trains' opens in Bristol

**DSY011** · #1 29th July 2010, 22:35

A rail freight terminal which will handle deliveries of 8.96m bottles of wine a year has reopened in Bristol.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-10805870

HM181 · #2 30th July 2010, 11:17

Who is running it?
If its EWS/DB its doomed from the start

**DSY011** · #3 30th July 2010, 19:20

Freightliner will be doing the work.

HM181 · #4 3rd August 2010, 00:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by DSY011

Freightliner will be doing the work.

They stole a lot of work from EWS.
I was told by a Director of EWS that FL were not a problem.
Just got the news that there may be a lot of live redundancies at Warrington among the drivers.
Nice to see that thier luck has run out.

pre65 · #5 3rd August 2010, 09:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by HM181

They stole a lot of work from EWS.
I was told by a Director of EWS that FL were not a problem.
Just got the news that there may be a lot of live redundancies at Warrington among the drivers.
Nice to see that thier luck has run out.

How can that be nice ?

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