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(31 Jan 2025, 4:18 pm)R852 PRG wrote [ -> ]Luke Akehurst, MP for North Durham and the IDF, has advised on his Facebook page that he has been 'assured' in a meeting with management today that the ongoing issues will be 'more stable' by the end of February.

So after telling Kim it was the freezing temps causing the problem, they've told Luke its the grit and the drivers are leaking its the engineer shortage
(31 Jan 2025, 4:23 pm)Ambassador wrote [ -> ]So after telling Kim it was the freezing temps causing the problem, they've told Luke its the grit and the drivers are leaking its the engineer shortage

"Hey Siri, give me an excuse to give a politician for my ineptitude"
(31 Jan 2025, 4:23 pm)Ambassador wrote [ -> ]So after telling Kim it was the freezing temps causing the problem, they've told Luke its the grit and the drivers are leaking its the engineer shortage

I’d say you couldn’t make it up but it seems that they’re doing exactly that. Come the summer, they’ll be blaming the lack of R in the month.
(09 Jan 2025, 5:16 pm)citaro5284 wrote [ -> ]Current ED only started in June last year too and had worked at First

"Simon’s commitment to customer-centric service and fostering a motivating team environment was further underscored by his accolade as Engineer of the Year at the Route One Awards in 2022."

https://newsroom.gonortheast.co.uk/news/...tor-485247

According to companies house information Simon Carlise resigned from Go North East in February 2025.
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