Mass cancellations - now in Scotland too.

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[grahame]

From the Southern Reporter

Borders Railway bosses have come in for criticism for mass cancellations of trains on the Tweedbank-to-Edinburgh route less than a week after the firm’s chief executive promised that improvements were imminent.

No fewer than 15 scheduled services were cancelled on the 30-mile line on Sunday as drivers were not available.

There are, of course, those of us who don't even have 15 services on a Sunday!!

[TaplowGreen]

From the Southern Reporter

Borders Railway bosses have come in for criticism for mass cancellations of trains on the Tweedbank-to-Edinburgh route less than a week after the firm’s chief executive promised that improvements were imminent.

No fewer than 15 scheduled services were cancelled on the 30-mile line on Sunday as drivers were not available.

There are, of course, those of us who don't even have 15 services on a Sunday!!

There are, of course, those of us who don't have any services on a Sunday!

[IndustryInsider]

December will soon be here, TG. 

[TaplowGreen]

December will soon be here, TG. 

Did you have a year in mind?

[IndustryInsider]

2019.

From a document I've seen it says the Sunday stopping service from Reading to Paddington will be two 9-car Class 345 trains per hour stopping all stations Reading to Southall, then Ealing Broadway and Paddington, and one 8-car Class 387 GWR^▸ (Great Western Railway) service from Didcot to Paddington calling (after Reading) at Twyford, Maidenhead, Slough, Hayes, Southall, Ealing Broadway and Paddington.

So looking good.  Unless it's a typo, and it's a GWR document rather than a MTR Crossrail/TfL^» (Transport for London - about) Rail one.