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Author Topic: Odd search results on NRES - can anyone verify or explain?  (Read 3007 times)
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« on: December 14, 2009, 11:30:10 »

Need to get back to ludlow tonight

Looked up the 1750 from Reading to Ludlow - says that the leg from Hereford to Ludlow is cancelled due to a landslip.

Now two issues with this:

1. Its only 11:30am and that train does not leave Hereford until 2115 - cancellations don't normally get posted that early unless the whole line is closed

2. Every other connection at hereford seems to be showing ok onto arriva services - so how can one train be cancelled due to a landslip?

Ironically, the the 1750 is on time, you usually make the earlier train that is an unofficial connection anyway but I'm a bit baffled and bemused by this one
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« Reply #1 on: December 14, 2009, 11:52:33 »

Just tried to replicate this.

I needed to put in a 'via WOC' to prevent it routing via Newport. This then produced the required 1750 departure from RDG(resolve).

No problems shown.....
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« Reply #2 on: December 14, 2009, 12:04:20 »

Just tried to replicate this.

I needed to put in a 'via WOC' to prevent it routing via Newport. This then produced the required 1750 departure from RDG(resolve).

No problems shown.....


you;'re right, its gone.  I did not imagine it - I even went to check all the current running sites etc to see if there had been a landslip

Queue this one up to some form of new NRES (National Rail Enquiry Service) website anomaly

will be interesting to see if its a one off or if any others occur.
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