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Journey by Journey => London to the West => Topic started by: PhilWakely on May 25, 2018, 07:27:18



Title: First IET in passenger service from Exeter - 25/05/18
Post by: PhilWakely on May 25, 2018, 07:27:18
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1A72 05:53 Plymouth to London Paddington cancelled between Plymouth and Exeter due to a train fault. The IET currently being used for crew training was pressed into service apparently.


Title: Re: First IET in passenger service from Exeter - 25/05/18
Post by: Thatcham Crossing on May 25, 2018, 08:09:06
Being said elsewhere that 0553 cancelled so that said HST could be used to "rescue sleeper passengers" and the IET has run empty to Taunton due to unavailablity of crew.


Title: Re: First IET in passenger service from Exeter - 25/05/18
Post by: TaplowGreen on May 25, 2018, 08:17:09
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1A72 05:53 Plymouth to London Paddington cancelled between Plymouth and Exeter due to a train fault. The IET currently being used for crew training was pressed into service apparently.

Yep, and shortformed only 5 rather than 10 from Taunton.


Sleeper broke down at Nooton Abbot, should be in Penzance in time for lunch!


Title: Re: First IET in passenger service from Exeter - 25/05/18
Post by: Witham Bobby on May 25, 2018, 09:25:34
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1A72 05:53 Plymouth to London Paddington cancelled between Plymouth and Exeter due to a train fault. The IET currently being used for crew training was pressed into service apparently.

Yep, and shortformed only 5 rather than 10 from Taunton.


Sleeper broke down at Nooton Abbot, should be in Penzance in time for lunch!

 
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23:45 London Paddington to Penzance due 07:55
24/05/18 23:45 London Paddington to Penzance due 07:55 has been delayed at Newton Abbot and is now 140 minutes late.
This is due to a fault on this train.
Last Updated:25/05/2018 07:03



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