UK timetable changes: fewer and shorter trains in some places

UK passenger train i distance under wires and signals (Image ORR)

It what has become as traditional as bank holiday engineering works and the wrong kind of leaves on the line, the May timetable has become a catalogue of woe for passengers up and down Great Britain. On a deceptively sunny Sunday in the north, it was just such traditional gloom in the South, and would-be passengers will be turning up at stations all over the network with just one question to ask: where’s my train?

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is UK correspondent for RailTech.com and Railfreight.com

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Create Account|12.01.24|14:17

Given that most of our train service providers are owned by European governments, and that one in three voters told us to leave Europe, maybe the UK government should start running our trains again?

Obviously privatisation didn’t really happen lol

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UK timetable changes: fewer and shorter trains in some places

UK passenger train i distance under wires and signals (Image ORR)

It what has become as traditional as bank holiday engineering works and the wrong kind of leaves on the line, the May timetable has become a catalogue of woe for passengers up and down Great Britain. On a deceptively sunny Sunday in the north, it was just such traditional gloom in the South, and would-be passengers will be turning up at stations all over the network with just one question to ask: where’s my train?

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is UK correspondent for RailTech.com and Railfreight.com

1 comment op “UK timetable changes: fewer and shorter trains in some places”

Create Account|12.01.24|14:17

Given that most of our train service providers are owned by European governments, and that one in three voters told us to leave Europe, maybe the UK government should start running our trains again?

Obviously privatisation didn’t really happen lol

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