Autobiography
'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 13 / 3
Mrs Thatcher wants to know 'how many bangs do I get for my bucks', we study the tragic issue of suicide on the railway and look at the impact of privatisation on safety.
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'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 13 / 2
Some examples of the impact of the new safety research and sharing experience with other national railways
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A full force gale
There was a guy who once stopped drinking his pills. He very soon discovered that he had quite a lot of energy.
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'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 13 / 1
A serious chapter on the way BR went about trying to improve safety. How much should you spend to save a life? How do you make such judgements?
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Eighteen Sheets to the Wind
We voted for that.
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'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 12
Train accident at Clapham Junction, and I get involved in the Inquiry and its aftermath - serious issues (and some more personal and embarrassing accidents).
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R.I.P
There’s a certain joy, a satisfaction In words text, nothing spoken. A rhythm a flow even pofanity Has place and meaning…a glow Between the lines the harshness
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Black heart
I choose not to represent I care not to know The damage my actions May cause to those unknown This lump in my chest Its chambers filled with pride Will lead me wilfully
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The Man in your room
Nothing new. Nothing strange nor startling... Just a few simple words and my hearts separates. 'There's a man in his room. Standing up.' Now the horror crashes in and the pealing of bells.
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