Talk:First Great Eastern

Successful?

Removed the successful from "First Great Eastern was a successful railway company", heh. For their entire tenture this was my local railway and besides the obvious bias I'd disagree very, very strongly. JamJar 11:20, 30 January 2006 (UTC) They won an award for it though. 13:53, 3 June 2006 (UTC)

Stratford

The article states that all train services called at Stratford. This is not even remotely correct. Even leaving aside the numerous branch line services that were never, or not always, through services to London (e.g. Marks Tey-Sudbury; Witham-Braintree), many of the GEML services did not call at Stratford, although the number increased during the franchise. Even now (2015) some of these services still skip Stratford. 217.156.210.141 (talk) 11:47, 7 April 2015 (UTC) A former employee. P.S. I wonder if Jamorama has a different view of FGE now, after suffering One/NXEA for several years?

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