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Title: The curious case of the disappearing train Post by: Worcester_Passenger on August 03, 2010, 17:45:08 In the midst of this evening's problems resulting from cable theft west of Reading, the 15:11 from Hereford has decided that its best plan is to use the long tunnel that connects Malvern and Reading. It's not on FGW's list of changes.
Title: Re: The curious case of the disappearing train Post by: gwr2006 on August 03, 2010, 19:15:01 In the midst of this evening's problems resulting from cable theft west of Reading, the 15:11 from Hereford has decided that its best plan is to use the long tunnel that connects Malvern and Reading. It's not on FGW's list of changes. The train ran and departed Oxford around 20 minutes late Title: Re: The curious case of the disappearing train Post by: Buckham on August 03, 2010, 22:14:32 Sitting on the 21.48 which is departing at 22.12 as a result of delayed train crew following the eaier "incident". At least it isn't a turbo
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