It's very hard to quantify, Nick.

If we compare to a PM's petition's site where there are just under 7000 petitions currently running, we would ALREADY be in the top 10% - petition number 689 of 6893 has just 130 signatures ... and that's after just a week of a two month "campaign"

But although we based some of the elements of the site on the P.M's "petititon" page, we're actually asking people for far more statistical information, and for email addresses through which we can contact them occasionally over the next few months. So we have a tougher sell!  And we're also targetting "quality" supporters and not just seeing how many names we can collect. The aim is not only to regain the service but to retain it too, after all.

We have another meeting with two of the key players at the end of this month, as a follow up to meetings at which it was suggested  that we show that further local support.  I would love for us to be able to show a continued signing of the page from now until then, perhaps (on petition terms) putting us into the top 5%.

 

We now have over 350 signatures (link below.)
http://www.savethetrain.org.uk/sf.html