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« Reply #15 on: April 11, 2016, 15:08:02 »

Just a few days to go .. further details on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/1579316922389700/permalink/1595116207476438/



... agenda/text there as follows:

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Venue: The Red Lion Hotel, Millford Street, Salisbury, SP1 2AN
9:30 Arrival Tea & Coffee
10:00 Buses Update - Graham Ellis
10:30 Fares Overview and Top Tips - Graham Ellis
11:00 Stations Update - Paul Johnson
Wilton Parkway
Corsham Station
Melksham Station Extended Platform & Access Project
11:45 Vision 2020 Status and Progress - Paul Johnson
12:15 Q&A Session
12:30 Lunch break and Networking, meet the guests
1:30 An Afternoon of questions and anecdotes with transport journalists Nigel Harris and Christian Wolmar from Rail Magazine. Your chance to quiz the experts!
3:00 Tea and Coffee
3:30 Close

We had put the bus "stuff" at the start so that delegates coming on the TransWilts train (08:36 from Swindon) will catch all the bus stuff.

Passengers from Swindon and Chippenham travelling via the TransWilts both ways should note that day return tickets from your starting station to Warminster, and from Warminster to Salisbury, is a lower cost option than a period return through fare.

Coffee Shop members all very welcome indeed ... please send me a message or let me know in some other way if you're coming

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« Reply #16 on: April 12, 2016, 23:42:51 »

Thanks, grahame, but unfortunately I'm working this Saturday.

I'd have loved to be there, though, to hear and see more about the proposed Melksham extension!  Shocked Cheesy Grin
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« Reply #17 on: April 16, 2016, 06:59:10 »

We understand that Nigel Harris has been admitted to hospital - "Nothing Life Threatenting" - and we wish him a speedy recovery. Rather than postpone the event at the 59th minutes of the 11th hour, Question time will continue with Christial Wolmar and Paul Johnson - former chair of the Westinghouse / Knorr Bremse, of the Rail Industry association and on the Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP» (Local Enterprise Partnership - about)). Paul's chair of the TransWilts CIC (Community Interest Company ) and will be telling you earlier in the day about progress at Wilton and Corsham, and other TransWilts projects he's leading on.
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