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Thanks again, it looks like there maybe a lot of walking involved

Many thanks, it looks worth a visit

Could anyone tell me if it's possible to view the stored trains at Long Marston. I have mobility problems and not sure if it involves a lot of walking. Any advice much appreciated

The good old days Being wrapped across your knuckles with the wooden side of a blackboard duster Whenever you banged heads at school the playground teacher would send you to the kitchen to have butter rubbed on the bump. Happy memories

It's served with Transport for Wales trains, I live there and it would be very handy for me. 1654423656 Just to add a little more confusion, why does it state limited service on the right of the map from Birmingham to Crewe. There are frequent trains on this route unless they are referring to...

It does 1654422209 It's served with Transport for Wales trains, I live there and it would be very handy for me.

VideozVideoz has kindly provided the map earlier. I still don't see the need to provide details of the route from Birmingham International through I'm aware this is part of the Transport for Wales network hence why I thought it might be included as long as you only uses their trains

I don't dispute for one minute you are right, I just think it could be made a lot clearer.

Thanks for the replies, though I can't see where it states only areas in white are valid, I think that's why I'm confused

When you download the validity map from the Rail & Rover web site, it shows the line from Birmingham International through Wolverhampton and on to Shrewsbury. Admittedly it's a different colour to the main part of Wales but I thought this was that you could only use Transport for Wales trains.

Could anyone please advise if I could travel from Wolverhampton too Shrewsbury using the Transport for Wales train onlyThe validity map on the Rail Rover site seems to allow it but the explore Wales map doesn't. Thanks in advance

Hi everyone Not sure where this fits but interested in knowing everyone's opinion on renumbering of trains. Do you still mark off the train as seen when for example certain class 156s have been modified and hence given a new number but you've seen it with its old number, many thanks.

Always remember the shock of seeing a Western along with GWR stock at Birmingham Snow Hill when staying with an Auntie in Brum. I had only seen them during our annual holiday in Devon and Cornwall and couldn't understand how they were so far north.

I recently moved to the Midlands and now the proud owner of a free bus pass which also allows free travel on trains in a designated area. My question is when my partner travels with me within this area can I purchase a disabled ticket for her as she is travelling with me. Just to add I have of...

Can highly recommend spotlog, sorry do not know how to do a link but a quick search in google will take you there.

Have travelled this route many times but only for leisure not commuting. I've never had a problem getting a seat from Ramsgate to St Pancras the train usually gets busy at Ashford. The return journey is usually pretty full leaving St Pancras if travelling in rush hour so I'm not sure if a seat...

Thanks for the advice I didnt know it was cheaper.

My disabled rail card is due for renewal however as I am now over sixty should I purchase a senior rail card. Although I qualify for a disabled card I do not require any assistance whilst travelling.

Sorry I blame the predictive text lol I have corrected it now.

Would it be possible to buy 2 return tickets and use for the 9.05 high speed to St Pancras from Ramsgate and return in the evening to Ramsgate. I checked online and noted the promotional price only applies if you use Margate rather than Ramsgate.