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I’m not sure trains could run for 16 days without seeing a depot?

Not possible at T5 LU or Rail stations. Both are staffed by Heathrow Rail employees. Also T5 machines only take card AFAIK.

Not yet.

I get this train regularly, 45-60 mins before departure is completely fine.

As a Muslim, the start times (Fajr) and end times (Maghrib) would be useful as these change every day. I’ve been caught out before this Ramadan already, where I had to pop to get a chocolate and water to break my fast before continuing my journey. Putting quotes that can be taken out of...

This is done by Rail for London Infrastructure (part of TfL) and is not included with the current or future Elizabeth Line concessions.

Would this be the first time a Japanese operator ran in the UK? (Albeit partly)

The best name on the shortest route eh? Also I notice that the Suffragette line is green. Something was done right

There also needs to be some questions raised regarding whether the information was on the TfL website or not. The article and the video says there was no information on the TfL website. If that’s the case then that’s poor. I presume that the station supervisor needs to contact their control to...

The Eurostar for agents page says the API will be mandatory from 1st April and will need to be filled upon booking.

Yes, @aliceh was correct. It was routed on to the mains before Ealing Broadway because 9H46 had an issue at Ealing (I believe failed to transition). It was routed back on to the reliefs after Hayes.

Depending on the day of the week/time of year, the 2310 or 2325 HEX from Paddington to Heathrow was regularly empty.

What does this mean for today’s service? The Piccadilly line is already on severe delays due to strike action according to TfL.

OLE tripped between Paddington and Maidenhead. Round 2 anyone?

Eurostar announced they’re running their full service tomorrow. Would be nice if they ran additional services like the last disruption (the eurotunnel strike I think) to ferry some stranded people home. 3 serious incidents in a month makes me worried for my next Eurostar trip.

Eurostar doesn’t help themselves at all when there’s disruption. News that both tunnels were blocked was announced by southeastern between 4AM and 5AM. Eurostar didn’t announce it until 6AM on their website, when the first scheduled departure from London was 0631. The earlier they get the news...

Now both Thames tunnels shut and Eurostar/southeastern not running from St Pancras this morning.

“Power supply problems outside the UK end of the Channel Tunnel” The same place that the failed train happened on 30/11? Not a good week for Eurostar, starting to get nervous about my upcoming trip.

The Eurostar app states: “We're sorry that we've had to cancel our evening trains on 01 December. That is due to strike action in Calais resulting in the early closure of the the high-speed line we use in Northern France.”

Would things have been different if Ashford Intl platforms were open? Get a unit from Temple mills to do the unit swap for a cross platform change there, instead of being dragged all the way to London (I presume at reduced speed).