AaronHannaway
Member
Hi all. Just thought I'd ask what's happening with the West Coast Railway Class 37s in Fort William at the minute.
From 06/05/2024 'The Jacobite' Timetable has changed to now include the Afternoon Service. It was advertised that this would be cancelled however West Coast Railways have returned it from 06/05/2024. (As advertised). Today it was cancelled due to 'a delay not investigated'. I'm assuming this is due to a low booking number due to the short-notice timetable change.
There are several pathing's for Light Locomotives, 2 Return Services/Day to Mallaig and One Return Service/Day to Arisaig. (Departing in the early evening and returning around 21.30.)
I would like to ask, since i don't know the availability of kettles currently, what stock and locomotives are currently present & operational for West Coast Railways?
Please view the pathing's below.
West Coast Railway Company Departures from Fort William - 06/05/2024
I am particularly interested in the 'Light Locomotive' runs:
0Y67 Fort William to Tom Na Faire Depot
0Y68 Tom Na Faire Depot - Fort William
From 06/05/2024 'The Jacobite' Timetable has changed to now include the Afternoon Service. It was advertised that this would be cancelled however West Coast Railways have returned it from 06/05/2024. (As advertised). Today it was cancelled due to 'a delay not investigated'. I'm assuming this is due to a low booking number due to the short-notice timetable change.
There are several pathing's for Light Locomotives, 2 Return Services/Day to Mallaig and One Return Service/Day to Arisaig. (Departing in the early evening and returning around 21.30.)
I would like to ask, since i don't know the availability of kettles currently, what stock and locomotives are currently present & operational for West Coast Railways?
Please view the pathing's below.
West Coast Railway Company Departures from Fort William - 06/05/2024
I am particularly interested in the 'Light Locomotive' runs:
0Y67 Fort William to Tom Na Faire Depot
0Y68 Tom Na Faire Depot - Fort William