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Title: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: Electric train on February 03, 2009, 22:16:10 From FGW website
Quote First Great Western services for Wednesday 04th February 2009. First Great Western are pleased to advise that all services will return to a normal timetable with the exception of the Greenford branch line which will remain closed for the duration of the day and the following services which will not operate:- 07:28 Bourne End to London Paddington 08:28 Bourne End to London Paddington 17:42 London Paddington to Bourne End 18:42 London Paddington to Bourne End 07:09 Henley on Thames to LondonPaddington 07:43 Henley on Thames to LondonPaddington 17:12 London Paddington to Henley on Thames 18:12 London Paddington to Henley on Thames 19:06 London Paddington to Henley on Thames Further Information: Bourne End/Marlow branch will operate to a Saturday service. Henley on Thames line will operate to a Saturday service. Newquay Branch line will be closed until Friday 06th February. Ticket Restrictions: All tickets dated Tuesday 03rd February will be valid on Wednesday 04th February. Standard ticket restrictions will return from Wednesday 04th February 2009 Please refer to the Live Updates section of this website for further information. Find out more about train services today[/quote Title: Re: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: IndustryInsider on February 04, 2009, 16:27:13 Nobody I've spoken to has come up with a plausible reason as to why the Greenford's aren't running. Anyone know?
Title: Re: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: Don on February 04, 2009, 17:19:46 04/02/09 Network Rail are not pleased to advise that the Meteorological Office has informed them that around a foot of snow is likely to fall tonight in various places (unable to say exactly where) between Slough to Exeter; Slough to Swansea; Oxford to Worcester; and Exeter to Worcester and everything in between.
Network Rail staff have been put on alert and are planning to go into work at around 3am. Title: Re: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: devon_metro on February 04, 2009, 17:29:36 Tomorrow AM (0300)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/charts/uk/uk_cloudrain_09020503.jpg May cause a few problems! Title: Re: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: Btline on February 04, 2009, 21:35:37 Nobody I've spoken to has come up with a plausible reason as to why the Greenford's aren't running. Anyone know? Because people affected can take the Tube. Title: Re: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: Ollie on February 04, 2009, 22:53:25 Nobody I've spoken to has come up with a plausible reason as to why the Greenford's aren't running. Anyone know? Any chance it is down to Network Rail's Key Route Strategy? Title: Re: Wednesday 04th February 2009 - First Great Western are pleased to advise Post by: willc on February 04, 2009, 23:26:49 They are also advising various changes for tomorrow in light of the snow forecast for the south west and Midlands in the early hours:
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