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Landslip Dutton Viaduct - mikestone - 02/03/2020 09:49 SLW Weaver Jct-Hartford over the down line- for Euston-Birmingham-Scotch trains with most others turning round at Crewe. RE: Landslip Dutton Viaduct - knutstransport - 02/03/2020 11:15 Tickets being accepted 'via any reasonable route' which includes going via Chester and using Merseyrail to get across to Merseyside but the TOCs seem to have forgotten about the Chester-Liverpool via Runcorn service for passengers going to/from Runcorn and South Parkway. RE: Landslip Dutton Viaduct - mikestone - 02/03/2020 13:21 nationalrail website suggesting may be some diversions via Chester - I understood Virgin had ceased to maintain route knowledge but I am reliably informed Preston crews still have it. Trains losing best part of an hour on the up. RE: Landslip Dutton Viaduct - mikestone - 02/03/2020 17:28 Actually re-reading the nationalrail item it refers to Liverpool trains being diverted via Chester, so clearly garbage. RE: Landslip Dutton Viaduct - knutstransport - 02/03/2020 18:09 Report on Granada Reports showing Castlefield Corridor tonight showed a train in LNR livery passing through. RE: Landslip Dutton Viaduct - gka472l - 03/03/2020 01:12 (02/03/2020 18:09)knutstransport Wrote: Report on Granada Reports showing Castlefield Corridor tonight showed a train in LNR livery passing through. That will be one of the 350's still with TPE, although all are now in LNR livery RE: Landslip Dutton Viaduct - mikestone - 03/03/2020 09:59 - LNw make a big enough farce of diverting via Bescot where they have booked work. |