Tuesday 30th April talking to the we own it campaign rail group.

Are their any bus's that have doors that open on both sides to allow passengers to board and alight.

This would be for the U.K market with right hand drive

Thanks in advance.

A new intercity express train is to be named after a Bristol fundraiser who fought to raise awareness of melanoma.

Kathryn Osmond, who died last year, had worked as a paramedic for the South Western Ambulance Service, for 16 years.

The train naming will take place in front of members of Ms Osmond's immediate family, friends and former colleagues at Bristol Temple Meads later today, and the name is to be unveiled by Kathryn’s partner Sara.

The 41 year old studied emergency care at the University of the West of England in Bristol and worked in Bristol and Weston-super-Mare.

Nice footage on BBC^» (British Broadcasting Corporation - home page) popints west local news on Monday 15 April.

BBC^» (British Broadcasting Corporation - home page) South West LIVE from Dawlish on the 18:30pm local news,
reporting on a decision by local planners to grant permission
to raise the wall at Dawlish
If you would like to see the News item.
Please do it as soon as possible
as the local news is only available for 24 hours on the i-player thing.

Graham many thanks.

With the award of finance for the station.

1) Is there a local community group for the station?

2) What improvements would be wellcome?

till 09:45 at least due to trespasser on the tracks.Please advise any one you might know who might be heading to St Pancras.

a special train has been arranged to take Swansea followers back home

after the match on saturday 2nd February.

Service starts BTM^▸ (Bristol Temple Meads (strictly, it should be BRI)) at 18:14pm.

"Currently" the train is booked run direct to Swansea only

So if you know any one who is keen to get back to swansea

without changing heres your chance 

today(wednesday 30 January 2019

Official knocking down starts at 1pm with the Mayor in attendance.

Film footage on BBC^» (British Broadcasting Corporation - home page) points west at 13:30pm possible?

Just a reminder that local news is only available for 24 hours on the i-player thingy

If you are heading to the Liverpool area the Mersey rail network is suffering this Wednesday morning.
I think its more to do with the snow on the electrified line.Similar to the London Underground.
Services not expected to start till at least 11:00am
Liverpool football are at Home to Leicester on Wednesday night

Just a heads up for anyone who may be using the Swansea to Bristol Parkway services on Saturday 2nd February.

Swansea football fans will be making the trip to Ashton Gate on the above date.

This will be Swansea's first trip to Bristol for seven years.

Swansea have sold out of their entire ticket allocation of 3,600.

Expect the XX:29 services from Swansea in the morning period to be very busy

Looking at the East Anglia region from an "expert" on BBC^» (British Broadcasting Corporation - home page) News.
Passengers from Norwich and Ipswich be informed there will be replacement bus service's to London
I would have thought a better option would be to travel via Ely/Cambridge to London
Just two trains,
might be a bit longer but it would keep passengers off the buses.
Thoughts anyone?

I know that there are various sites showing fares for rail journies.

I find it very difficult to get my head round those sites.

Is their a site that gives fares like at mainline railway stations ticket machines?

So if you walked up to the machines at Reading,

it would give you all the options to buy tickets from Reading.

Thanks in advance.

Wikipedia says Parson Street usage is 114,000 in year ending 2015.

ABC Railway guide says entry/exit is 22,985 in year 2015.

Could anyone clarify?

Thanks in advance.