SNP ‘shifting the goalposts’ to help railway privateer keep its contracts
SNP MINISTERS were accused today of “shifting the goalposts” to save Scotland’s national train-operating company from losing its contract for poor performance.
ScotRail’s serious delays and cancellations are its worst in 20 years, according to a report published last week.
The Scottish government had set a performance target of 92.18 per cent, but only 88 per cent of trains arrived within five minutes of the scheduled time between August 19 and September 15.
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