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The under-strain South West rail network stands to get just eight new carriages to cope with fast-growing passenger numbers over the next eight years.
The Government has already announced only 52 of the 1,300 carriages to be introduced nationwide in 2010 will be allocated to First Great Western, which operates services across the South West and to London.
But analysis by the South West Regional Development Agency (SWRDA) shows the real number of carriages dedicated to the South West will be in single figures.
Twenty carriages are destined for First's operations in London and the Thames Valley, according to the agency, while a further 24, currently on hire from other train operators, have to be returned in 2010.
That leaves just eight new carriages ^ or four trains ^ to serve a network which has seen a 15 per cent increase in passenger numbers in the past 18 months.