They appear to have cocked up the cycle policy and onboard facilities links on that page, but since SWR's website isn't actually live yet I guess it doesn't matter..National Rail's TOC page for SW has been updated as well.
They appear to have cocked up the cycle policy and onboard facilities links on that page, but since SWR's website isn't actually live yet I guess it doesn't matter..
SWR website not loading.
That's because it isn't live yet.
Well the SWT careers website hasn't changed yet nor the SWT journey planner app although it probably will take some time before they change.
It's not good in my opinion. Just gone straight from the bright colourful SSWT to completely white with blue text header. Too dull.
It appears to conform to what I presume is the DfT's current desire that everything is plain and functional. Particularly regretful when you've just taken over from the TOC which had arguably the best set of liveries on the network for the past 20 years.
It may just be because i grew up with it, but I have become rather fond of the stagecoach liveries. Having seen what's supposedly a mockup livery I'm not
Impressed. Dull, dull, dull. Why fix something that isn't broken?
Well, according to RTT now, SWR have been running since last Sunday! Every service header is showing as a South Western Railway service!
That's probably got to do something with how the RTT database is designed, where there's a master reference table for all TOCs which is linked to from the individual services.
So for all you kids, the last SWT into Waterloo, 2W80, formed of 4008, and last ever SWT service, 2K79, formed of 5702+5705. Phone quality ignore.
Nice pics! How busy was the last train?
Not very at all. A few interested enthusiasts and quite a few at platform end taking photos and videos.
Guard accordingly made the expected announcement although most pax were not really interested.

I've already asked that question and the answer is here mate.
Website now appears to be up using the link from this thread (at least for me using my mobile at the moment). At first glance it appears to be similar to the GWR one but with different colours.