When we are all on public transport, we expect the best safety standards for all of us. We expect to be treated fairly by all other commuters.
The incident that occurred and was mentioned to myself, by a female Penrith train commuter, makes me think how much extra safety officers do we need on trains?
The other day a female commuter was sitting on a two-seater as she got in the train station at Penrith heading to Chatswood for work. When she reached Blacktown train station, a male approximately in his forties felt there wasn't much room, next to him to sit down next to her. The male commuter started to abuse and use violent words against her as well as other other commuters, on the carriage.
He was yelling, putting her down to shame and also included all women. She noticed that under his shirt there was a sort of foam, around his waist. She was afraid of his attitude and claimed there was no other commuter assisting her. They may have also felt threatened and been afraid. She stepped off at Parramatta train station, seeked help from a station assistant and the NSW Police arrested this man. There was no video evidence on this particular train carriage and this man advised the police, he was wearing the protection under his shirt, for his own protection.
This woman was terrified, by this incident and left home from Chatswood around 4pm to reach home, same day, which was early for her.
I think, we may need to have more safety/security officers on trains or at least train stations and we need the NSW Government to ensure that all train carriages have plenty of camera/video footage to capture any events, similar to this. We do wish for a zero tolerance of anti-social behavior on any form of public transport.
Thursday, 31 January 2019
Ten Popular Baby Names In NSW 2018
We all have names and all our names may be same as others or completely different from them as well. Every year there the top popular baby names that come out after the end of each year.
Last year it was Noah and Charlotte were popular male and female names in NSW. Click here for details
Last year it was Noah and Charlotte were popular male and female names in NSW. Click here for details
Lifts At Mount Druitt Not Working Since 27th January 2019....where are the maintenance Crew?
It was surprising to learn yesterday that Both the North & South lifts at Mount Druitt Train Station have not been in operation since last Frisay.
As advised, by a NSW Transport spokesperson both lifts are due to be working again on this Monday. Maintenance crew will starting on job today. I'm sorry but as a commuter that pays rising fares each year, I would expect maintenance crews on lifts immediately, as it is important for commuters needing this service to use the Syney Trains.
The escalators leading to Mount Druitt train on North Parade apparently, they were left out of service for weeks and has now been fixed. Are maintenance crews coming late to Mount Druitt because of political issues or bad management decisions?
We pay premium Opal fares, why don't we get premium maintenance service.
I have reported this to 131500.
As advised, by a NSW Transport spokesperson both lifts are due to be working again on this Monday. Maintenance crew will starting on job today. I'm sorry but as a commuter that pays rising fares each year, I would expect maintenance crews on lifts immediately, as it is important for commuters needing this service to use the Syney Trains.
The escalators leading to Mount Druitt train on North Parade apparently, they were left out of service for weeks and has now been fixed. Are maintenance crews coming late to Mount Druitt because of political issues or bad management decisions?
We pay premium Opal fares, why don't we get premium maintenance service.
I have reported this to 131500.
Wednesday, 30 January 2019
Comments On Feedback of New Bus Services Commenced As from 29th January 2018
Comments received on 'whyilovemountdruitt' Face Book Page - should be referred to all stake holders, so that immediate action can be taken for updated or news services being introduced.
Maybe better communication from NSW Government and/or
Busways explaining exactly the reasons why: negative or positive there is new or updated bus services:
Maybe better communication from NSW Government and/or
Busways explaining exactly the reasons why: negative or positive there is new or updated bus services:
Blacktown City Council - Media Release - Clean Your Waterways And Catch Some Big Fish
25 January 2019
Bring along your rod, tackle
and bait to help catch some
carp at the annual Lake
and bait to help catch some
carp at the annual Lake
Woodcroft carp fish-out
event.
Blacktown City Mayor Stephen Bali said the fish-out will be a
positive and enjoyable day out for everyone.
“It’s a free fishing event to help reduce the number of carp
degrading Lake Woodcroft,” Mayor Bali said.
Carp are an introduced fish which are listed as a Class 3
negative environmental impacts.
“It’s a great initiative Council holds
every year to help clear
every year to help clear
our waterways,” Mayor Bali said.
“The carp removed from the lake will
be disposed of by authorised staff members in a humane
manner.
be disposed of by authorised staff members in a humane
manner.
“There will also be displays on the day which will include
information on stormwater and waterways, fishing advice
from Fishcare representatives and a fishing competition for
carp that are caught.”
All participants that wish to fish are required to register online
and a fishing licence or exemption is required by the
Department of Primary Industries.
The event is free however registration is required for crowd
control. Please visit: www.eventbrite.com.au/e/carp-
Event details
Where: Lake Woodcroft, Antique Crescent, Woodcroft
When: Saturday, 2 February 2019
Time: 7 am – 10 am
Dress: Please wear enclosed footwear and sun protection
Lake Woodcroft
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