TRAINS between London and Glasgow could be forced to operate in "grey primer" over the Christmas holidays as the handover of a passenger franchise from Virgin Trains to First Group is held up by a legal challenge, a union has claimed.
TRAINS between London and Glasgow could be forced to operate in \"grey primer\" over the Christmas holidays as the handover of a passenger franchise from Virgin Trains to First Group is held up by a legal challenge, a union has claimed.
NO BRAND: Trains on the West Coast line could be painted in grey primer as a legal fight rumbles on, a union has claimed.
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DAMIEN HENDERSON Transport Correspondent
The Rail Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said the Government-owned company now likely to take over West Coast rail services on an interim basis from December 9 had "no schedule" in place for rebranding the train fleet or staff uniforms and that their appearance would make them a "global laughing stock".
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