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its from a network rail report but I can also verify it is correct.

Well they didn’t go bust there franchise was merged into GW franchise

One of them ended (XC) most services due to COVID and never reinstated them presumably due to cost cutting by the treasury. Grand Union does not serve Glasgow under its Stirling Plan.

That would be even more abstractive. Lumo is less so because its longer serves a different set of stops to Avanti and could serve a market under served such as Newcastle to Glasgow.

2 hourly TPE has been confirmed i think by TPE publically but we'll wait and see on that. How many more services could Lumo fit in to Edinburgh

I can see 10 cars being needed in the future due to high demand but two hourly might not happen due to capacity issues north of York and Newcastle to Edinburgh

Also remember CrossCountry are not running to Glasgow every two hours anymore much less now (how many is it?)

Well isn’t there an idea for an hourly service from Manchester to York via Wakefield as part of TPE timetable change? Initially it will be six and then going to hourly apparently

What changes are likely to happen to the buses in 2024 in North East Lincolnshire? Last year saw some major route changes, and I found a document from February 2023 saying one change would be number 9 and 10 going to 6 buses an hour instead of 4. Any other changes likely to see...

It will just be Northumberland Park? there are two Swinton’s, two Charing Cross’s etc

There is no flat crossing at Retford do you mean Newark?

None as far as I am aware, any are anywhere near the end of the lease. Given it is due to start in the second half of 2025 it can’t be new builds surely?

Nationalisation is on the cards for a start on rail.

Top comment agreed. Early because of Covid, last year was the 15 March and in 1992 there was an early budget, next day an election was called. I think Labour change would change rail policy for sure. Arent some stations due to open in 2024? Top of my head would be White Rose, Leven and Cameron...

Given the Budget is set for March 6 then its very likely the election is actually May which is now the rumour. Legally we cannot have it until december 2025 thats illegal. Current legislation dictates parliament to dissolve by the 17 December 2024 1703783212 You miss the point @RobShipway. The...

anyone seen this website not sure if anyone has posted it here yet or when it was launched: https://www.wsmr.co.uk/

Also mentions new trains for northern

At the cost of TPE services?

heard in one of Modern Railways August 2023 edition that it was to be delayed to 2027 due to the rolling stock acquisition issues. They have been considered HSTs as interim fleet according to the September 2023 edition of Modern Railways Page 17. They are basically looking at interim rolling stock

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