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  1. I understand that South West Trains' franchise is up for renewal. Is
    there an appropriate contact at whichever government body allocates
    these franchises? Specifically I'd like to ask that any renewal be
    conditional on SWT providing more spaces for bikes, especially at peak
    times.

    TIA

    LN

  2. lardyninja said:

    Specifically I'd like to ask that any renewal be
    conditional on SWT providing more spaces for bikes, especially at peak
    times.

    Might be an idea to concentrate on what'll seem reasonable to a larger
    number of the people who might be listening. So concentrate on adequate
    provision for bikes off-peak (it's hard to object to that in a reasoned
    manner), and argue your case for peak time provision separately.

    --
    Nick Kew

  3. I travelled on Chiltern Trains yesterday.

    Top marks - not an eyelid batted as staff let me through the barrier at
    Marylebone.
    Multi-purpose space in one carriage, plenty of space for the bike.

    Plenty of commuters seem to arrive on the train then set off by bike.
    I'm sure they must have some (reasonable enough) peak time restrictions.
    The platforms at Marylebone, behind the ticket barriers so casual bike
    thieves cannot get near them, are full of bikes, many looking like
    hack bikes which commuters leave there overnight.

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