Talk:Phil Sayer

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By no means geographically restricted to the stations listed in the article - I've heard the same announcements all over the country. Be nice if someone could clear this up ... was New Street the first to implement it, etc?

New Street grabs the attention, because it's one of the busiest stations, but it wasn't the first. The original system that featured my voice was devised, installed and maintained by Ditra Systems of Reading, who now own and operate virtually all the systems with automated PA. And to be honest, I don't know which was the first station! I will try to find out, though. Philsayer17 21:39, 30 January 2007 (UTC)