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Old Feb 6th 2012 | 9:12 am
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Originally Posted by Beedubya


They are very fond of stopping lunch service here VERY early at some places!!! Like 2.30pm or something!!
It's even worse in Switzerland (well the German speaking cantons, not sure about the French or Italian ones)....the MD's wife was telling me that she went out for lunch with her mum who was visiting from England. It was only 1.30pm and they couldn't get served lunch anywhere!

Also most places are closed on Sundays, except for the very touristy places but even then some places will be closed. Quite a lot of shops are closed entirely for a couple of weeks at least during August....
 
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[QUOTE=Englishmum;9887501]It's even worse in Switzerland (well the German speaking cantons, not sure about the French or Italian ones)....the MD's wife was telling me that she went out for lunch with her mum who was visiting from England. It was only 1.30pm and they couldn't get served lunch anywhere!

Also most places are closed on Sundays, except for the very touristy places but even then some places will be closed. Quite a lot of shops are closed entirely for a couple of weeks at least during August....[/QUOTE]

 
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[QUOTE=Beedubya;9888015]
Originally Posted by Englishmum
It's even worse in Switzerland (well the German speaking cantons, not sure about the French or Italian ones)....the MD's wife was telling me that she went out for lunch with her mum who was visiting from England. It was only 1.30pm and they couldn't get served lunch anywhere!

Also most places are closed on Sundays, except for the very touristy places but even then some places will be closed. Quite a lot of shops are closed entirely for a couple of weeks at least during August....[/QUOTE]


Then again, everyone knows that Paris more or less shuts down completely for the whole month of August!
 
Old Feb 7th 2012 | 5:34 am
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Originally Posted by Sally Redux
My husband's flight from Heathrow has been cancelled - however they didn't tell him until he'd checked in his bag and he had to stand on a queue for over 5 hours to re-book. He says the scenes were straight out of the Little Britain Come Fly With Me show.
Oh no, what a shame. I thought they were supposed to have taken the precaution of cancelling a third of flights 24 hours in advance, precisely so that didn't happen?!

Hope he's managed to get home by now.
 
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Originally Posted by christmasoompa
Oh no, what a shame. I thought they were supposed to have taken the precaution of cancelling a third of flights 24 hours in advance, precisely so that didn't happen?!

Hope he's managed to get home by now.
Yes he said he was standing in the queue and a news report came on with BA congratulating themselves over how well they'd handled the problem

He made it back yesterday after a few mishaps

Thanks!
 

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