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« on: July 19, 2024, 07:24:13 »

One hundred and eighteen formation changes across GWRland this morning ...

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06:28 Cardiff Central to Portsmouth Harbour due 09:53

Facilities on the 06:28 Cardiff Central to Portsmouth Harbour due 09:53.
Will be formed of 2 coaches instead of 4 between Cardiff Central and Bristol Temple Meads.

... most short forms and some will be decidedly uncomfortable.   There are a few where 2 cars become 3 - I've spotted trains like Newbury Racecourse to Bedwyn (since when did service start back at the Racecourse?)

I will come back and merge this with another thread if CfN or others don't beat me to it - I'm on a flow on other major pieces today and don't want to get sidetracked, nor miss recording the volume of changes
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