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Yes, but not Fainsa like we’re used to in the UK, like the ironing boards (which I quite like actually)
Don't think there is anything for Carmarthen yet. Announced diagrams are all Bristol on weekendsAnyone know Sunday workings as that is the only day that has more frequent services through to Carmarthen?
This is from the listing in Todays Railways. Not sure if these are yet confirmed by GWR. Swansea workings feature Monday to Friday. No Saturday workings till 28th OctoberMany thanks 50031.
Apart from Great Malvern to Bristol of course!Good. I hope Turbo days on the Cotswold line are numbered. I saw a two car 165 doing a London - Worcester service the other day.
That suggests that from 28th Oct there will be 8 diagrams on Saturdays but only 4 on Mondays to Fridays. From what has been posted earlier the additional 4 SX diagrams don't start until 13th November. Something wrong somewhere perhaps?IET Saturday only LTP diagrams start 28th October 2017 to 9th Dec 2017. There are 8 diagrams (4x 10 car).
That suggests that from 28th Oct there will be 8 diagrams on Saturdays but only 4 on Mondays to Fridays. From what has been posted earlier the additional 4 SX diagrams don't start until 13th November. Something wrong somewhere perhaps?
Not heard anything to suggest that is the case.So what are we saying then, could Monday's two diagrams be in some doubt now?
Thanks for the info.As at five minutes ago, everything is still on for Monday.
Both classes. 9 car only of cl.802.
Thanks for the info.
And are they going to be taking AC between Maidenhead and Pad as far as you know?
So what are we saying then, could Monday's two diagrams be in some doubt now?
Don't think that's the case based on what a certain Mr Clinnick has posted on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/Clinnick1/status/918475679125131266
Clearly shows driving car from 800305 inside Newton Aycliffe. In GWR Colours in fact! And this forms part of a 9 car Class 800. I reckon these 9 car 800's will work the Hereford, Swansea, Carmarthern and Exeter St David trains (as well as Cheltenham Spa) , though ultimately that's up to what's available when the time comes for these to be delivered. There is a very nice 9 car Class 800 at Doncaster Carr right now in fact, also in GWR green.
Don't think that's the case based on what a certain Mr Clinnick has posted on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/Clinnick1/status/918475679125131266
Clearly shows driving car from 800305 inside Newton Aycliffe. In GWR Colours in fact! And this forms part of a 9 car Class 800. I reckon these 9 car 800's will work the Hereford, Swansea, Carmarthern and Exeter St David trains (as well as Cheltenham Spa) , though ultimately that's up to what's available when the time comes for these to be delivered. There is a very nice 9 car Class 800 at Doncaster Carr right now in fact, also in GWR green.
Also, you may notice, none of the IET workings are due into P1 at Paddington. I'm guessing this is to ensure the train is in electric mode whilst in the station, but as we know, this cannot be guaranteed. (P1 still being uncompleted with cables)
Just delved a bit further into it on RTT, (with just the two IET diagrams in mind), and as far as I can see:Only in so far that the pdf below states that there will be service reductions and extended journey times on GWR between Newport and Cardiff ALL DAY Monday to Friday nest week. From what I deduce from RTT it looks as though the off peak Padd to Cardiff services will not be running west of Bristol Parkway. This will affect everything whether HST or IET. The Swansea services look to be running through with extended journey times and therefore reduced turnrounds at Swansea.
I was going on the STP ECS moves which have input from the depots at St Philips Marsh and Stoke Gifford to Bristol Parkway, whose numbers relate to the off peak Cardiff to Paddington services. These are usually the first ones to be cancelled or amended in the event of disruption. My suspicion is that the passenger train alterations have not yet been uploaded to the internal systems and thus do not appear on RTT, probably because of internal arguments going on.Just delved a bit further into it on RTT, (with just the two IET diagrams in mind), and as far as I can see:
1B28, 1B40 and 1L76 are all running to their usual times (valid 16 Oct to 08 Dec),
1L51 has a one-off (16th Oct only) timing, however the only difference is a minute's pathing allowance at Ladbroke Grove,
1L90 also has a one-off (16th Oct only) timing, and the only difference on that one is there's a couple more minutes wait at Didcot.