West Midlands Trains' LNR Disruption Management Policy

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Nosing around the LNR site for something else, I stumbled upon this link:

https://www.londonnorthwesternrailway.co.uk/travel-information/service-disruptions

...which contains some quite detailed information on the disruption management policies for LNR services. Quite an interesting read.

Any other TOCs publish this kind of thing?

Of particular interest and amusement is this line:

In certain situations, particularly severe weather events, Network Rail and West Midlands Trains will give consideration to implementation of a contingency timetable. West Midlands Trains currently has only 1 severe weather timetable, for use during a major snow and ice event. The timetable currently does not have accompanying rolling stock or train crew diagrams, and as such, its usefulness is reduced, as is the likelihood of its usage.

What's the point in having it if it doesn't have a set of diagrams with it?

 

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Every TOC has a PIDD local plan and most are published on the TOC’s website.