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CREDIT: London North Eastern Railway We’re in the midst of a revolution — in my estimation, one less of ideas than language. However, it seems clear that eventually, language makes way for ideas. Currently caught in our term transition: the London North Eastern Railway (LNER). The 2003-founded British train company provides passenger transport from London King’s Cross to a trio of destinations: North East England, Yorkshire, and Scotland. But as of this week, the group’s in trouble for a duo. Of terms — and ideas. On Twitter, a passenger who identifies as nonbinary posted a message...

LNER apologised to Laurence Coles, a non-binary train guard. (Twitter) The London North Eastern Railway has apologised to a non-binary passenger for a “ladies and gentlemen” train announcement. On Tuesday (11 May) Laurence Coles, a train guard and LGBT+ rep for the RMT union, wrote on Twitter: “‘Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls…’ So as a non-binary person this announcement doesn’t actually apply to me so I won’t listen.” Coles’ friend Charlotte Monroe, who is a “lifelong railway employee” and creator of the Progress Train, the UK’s first-ever Prid...

Train operator LNER will encourage its staff to speak 'with no gender mentioned'  It wants to avoid offending passengers identifying as neither male nor female It comes after the passenger complained about 'ladies and gentlemen' greeting LNER promised to take action after customer felt excluded by the announcement But its response prompted a backlash with the firm accused of being 'ridiculous'

London North East Railway is slammed for apologising to 'non-binary' LGBT rail union rep who felt conductor's cheery 'good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls' announcement didn't 'apply to them' The complaint was made by rail workers' union rep who identifies as non-binary and was travelling on train when manager greeted passengers with the phrase An LNER spokesman said staff should not be using 'language like this' in apology The exchange sparked debate online about whether the term should be banned 

A TRAIN company has apologised for not being inclusive after a conductor welcomed passengers on board with “Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, boy