Whilst I don't know the details of your journey, arrival time at St Ives are at intervals of 29 minute then 31 minute intervals. It is probable that your delay covered one of the 29 minute intervals

Mail trains from Eastleigh is my memory

The timetable is being revised to give a more even interval between services, This means that the "day trip" train, currently 0842 from Bristol Temple Meads is being brought forward 0803 and no longer runs from Worcester. I am pleased to note that off peak da returns are valid on this service.

This ticket has been dumbed down over the years with many of the former bus services no longer available

A good example of the case that changing your mind increases your costs. It may well have been cheaper to have continued with the original

If you are still stuck I can help on 30th

Surely they will still have to reimburse TOCs for those parts of the journey not on TfL services

Dan Norris was on local radio yesterday morning and admitted that there is  shortage of drivers with numbers well short of requirements

Inverness example no longer exists

My thoughts are with family of the girl

In respect of point 2, although the Bradford junction reversal was used during the Box tunnel works, is was actually provided during the Westbury area re-signalling in the 1980s

It is the total withdrawal of passenger services on the line. Surely in that case closure procedures have to be followed irrespective of the number of trains per day

My first thought is "Have they gone through the necessary statutory procedures?"

This iconic film had its London premier on 5th March 1953. It is now 70 years old!

I have booked