Avanti West Coast boss quits after train timetable cuts
The overseeing head of Avanti West Coast is venturing down, the organization has reported, in the midst of a reaction over schedule cuts. The rail firm said Phil Whittingham would leave on 15 September - that very day new train strikes will occur. Administrations among London and Manchester have been cut by a third, with the organization accusing "shortages on help". Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham said the firm ought to be in the "last opportunity cantina". Mr Burnham has recently required the organization's permit to be denied on the off chance that administrations aren't reestablished - a choice just the public authority can take. "This is England's most significant rail line, connecting its greatest urban communities, and ordinary that this tumult proceeds is a day when our economy in Greater Manchester is harmed and one more day of wretchedness for travelers," he told the BBC's Today program. Last month, Avanti West Coast cut its plan f...