Latest sitrep: https://twitter.com/PaulCliftonBBC/status/1659603035214037004?cxt=HHwWmIC-4dyKjIguAAAA

I presume the heading was a Grahamism, can't imagine the meat patties of Westbury are greatly concerned about train times. I presume there was a missing "H".

You want some fairly forthright comments on the infrastructure provided:
https://road.cc/content/news/why-taking-your-bike-train-such-faff-301335

Where is that person/organisation?

Presumably because they don't contribute to the DfT^» (Department for Transport - about) dataset.

Same applies to buses, if not more so.

I think you will find part of the reason for the ban is the video in: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-65603804

Not sure if these are from the same source:
https://twitter.com/sonic_speedbird/status/1658464574428028929?cxt=HHwWgoDR9cqvhoQuAAAA
via Paul Clifton

Whoever it is the operative word is "occasional", I think.

I think that would really need more in the way of coordinated timetabling etc. Various stations are known by the Local Authority as Transport Interchange, but get little idea that the different modes speak to each other.

See last two pictures for an idea of how much of the embankment has been removed at this stage
https://www.tmsmaritime.co.uk/emergency-works-2/

Image from https://twitter.com/507stre/status/1655619283479560196
Additional image https://twitter.com/507stre/status/1655988513806901249?cxt=HHwWgoCz2fGxoPstAAAA

I thought somebody said buses had a means of being warned of low bridges?

If you have got as far as Eastney-Hayling I would add the Itchenor ferry. Nice pub at Itchenor on the road down to the ferry, and check the tides if you want to cycle/walk to Bosham the other side, the road can be flooded at high tide.

Interesting choice to use a photo of the Yarmouth end in a Lymington paper.

Doesn't look good in comparison with Ukrainian Railways.