Eliottjames
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Apparently the 172 reaches snow Hill at 11:17.
Not long to wait then, cheers both!This is the most information we seem to have currently.
Apparently the 172 reaches snow Hill at 11:17.
Not long to wait then, cheers both!This is the most information we seem to have currently.
Indeed, they are one of the better operators we have had in the last few years. I'm sure that the reporter would much rather the days of Silverlink judging by how harsh that article was.
Good spot!1st sight of WMR's livery found taken by the BBC! https://twitter.com/BBCCovWarks/status/940152086955810816
Weaver Junction is between Crewe and Warrington Bank Quay. Seems a bit bizzare in a way though a pro-competition government not allowing operators to expand their network.
And cue, in the very first comment, "What happened to the London Midland carriages...do @WestMidRailway have new rolling stock?"1st sight of WMR's livery found taken by the BBC! https://twitter.com/BBCCovWarks/status/940152086955810816
Same here - there are no STPs on show for any WMT services at London Euston today. Yep no change to the code for now.Just been looking for it on RTT but no luck, but are they keeping the LM code?
Is it definitely Euston? Could it be new street (as they could reveal both units in the same city)?Same here - there are no STPs on show for any WMT services at London Euston today. Yep no change to the code for now.
I keep hearing from people that it will be Euston, nothing about Birmingham for LNWR. Possibly Euston for the fact that the LNWR half of the network doesn't centre much on Birmingham as it does the WCML....Is it definitely Euston? Could it be new street (as they could reveal both units in the same city)?
For the WMR one?Just under 30 minutes to go!
For the WMR one?
The 172 has got the purple front, TfWM is doing a live munch stream on Twitter.
For all of the neophytes here the new LM franchise got off to a great start on the Vale: Cancellations.
To be fair, it got off to a bad start yesterday due to the weather. They were doing better than Arriva MK who operated absolutely nothing whatsoever, though with most journeys on a Sunday not essential it was probably a sensible choice to do this rather than to get people away from home then be unable to get them back later.