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I suspect it's a mistake 'The Northern Lights' is services which run between Kings Cross and Aberdeen, so someone may have got confused somewhere along the line.
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Join Date: 16 Mar 2010
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The actual new EC timetable still refers to it as The Highland Chieftain.... a train will also be named as such.
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Good old network rail.
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Sorry, couldn't resist. Speaking of slightly different liveries, just how many were painted in the Silver East Coast livery before they switched to Grey? |
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I haven't heard anything about them switching to grey although someone brought it up here recently.
I can't see why they would switch part-way through the repainting and so far every set I've seen has had the same grey/silver looking paint. No-one has yet provided any photo comparison to one set 'silver' and another 'grey'. The Flying Scotsman name they are using is the same type as GNER used, although that type relates back to the history of the route, and the train will be more purple than the rest of the fleet. |
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Spoke with the First Class lounge staff the other day who explained that they will offer complimentary wine from weekday afternoons. The Lounge entry fee still applies to holders of non-flexible First Class tickets.
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The new printed EC timetables are available in the racks at Edinburgh Waverley - I picked up a couple yesterday.
It doesn't have the shading through to specify which food offering is available on different parts of the journey. I used the restaurant last night on the 16:00 from Edinburgh. |
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That timetable has also been online for a week or so now! |
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For anyone intrested i can tell you the trains which will have a chef on board between Leeds and KX
Southbound Breakfast 0605, 0640, 0700 (0630 ex Brad), 0715 and 0815 (0729 ex Hargte) Northbound evening meal 1803, 1833, 1903. Cooked breakfast will still be offered on all services before 0930 but pre-packed and cooked in the oven by onboard CSAs where as the chef breakfast will be fresh cooked and silver served. I dont know which anglo scot/Newcastle services have chefs as i have not seen their rosters The Lincoln and Hull services will not have an on board chef Last edited by YorkshireRider; 27th April 2011 at 14:12. |
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