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Diverted FGW HSTs at several locations around Basingstoke. -UIaYOYEaFA Regards Rob

Tangmere at Battledown Flyover near Basingstoke and later Hook on the Atlantic Coast Express to Exeter. SlEmRDGFfCI Regards Rob

Tangmere passing a snowy Reading West on Saturday morning on the Mayflower to Plymouth. 1a7j-FX-_qY Regards Rob

Tornado passing a snowy Theale this morning running around 70 late. Ju7bJwZoHWQ Regards Rob

I've got 1993 already for comparison and what you've said in general is right. Thanks for the reply. Thanks yorkie, that's exactly what I wanted! Do you have the same for Euston to Manchester Piccadilly as well? Much appreciated, Robert

Hi all, Does anyone journey times and service frequencies for these routes: 1) London Euston - Birmingham New Street 2) London Paddington - Bristol Temple Meads from any timetable in the years 1997-2001? I don't need all years, I just need one. I'm doing a comparison between pre...

Video Link Metropolitan No 1 and No 12 Sarah Siddons at High Street Kensington, Lillie Bridge Depot and Notting Hill Gate (at night) on 13/1/13 hauling the London Underground 150 celebration specials. With thanks to Mike Bishop and uksteam.info (for times). Thanks Rob

Thank you for your help, that's exactly what I wanted. Rob

Thanks for posting this. Do you have the same for Euston to Birmingham and Paddington to Bristol? Rob

Hello, I'm working on a college project about rail privatisation and I'm looking to make a comparison between journey times and frequency in 1993 and 2012. I know of course it isn't a hugely scientific measure, but it forms part of my analysis of trends among other more valid points. I've...

I live in Hook, and this was the greatest day in our railway history. The joke by the way was Hook (Hampshire) to Harwich, instead of Hook of Holland to Harwich. No 92 from there unfortunately, it was attached at Dollands as Rich said. kIHNNSa-Z8k vQyqB-ZsZjc Yummy125, I am surprised to...

Nope I'm not, so it's fine. I'm going up and back from London on GC, so I don't need to do that. The rest of it is mostly covered anyway. Thanks, though. Thanks all for your wishes of good luck and further info. Regards Rob

My predictions are based off finding out the headcode of the said train, putting it in Flickr and seeing what the pictures are of.

Thanks again for the further info. Here is my plan for the day if anyone is interested. I haven't avoided Pacers totally, as I'd rather get to those places on time than not at all. 0802 Leeds - Sheffield 0902 (158) 0914 Sheffield - Outwood 1011 (144/150) 1Z42 SSE at Outwood 1125 1159...

Thanks for the quick replies, that's very useful. Are there any clues on NRE that you can see on particular services that tell you the traction? For example the Southern 442s on London - Brighton say something like no pushchairs I think...

Hi I'm doing a rover next week around Leeds, Huddersfield and Sheffield next week and I'd like to avoid Pacers if possible. Can anyone tell me are there any routes in the West Yorkshire PTE which are solidly or mainly Pacer run which I can avoid? Thanks Rob

London Underground 4-TC set formed 76297+71163+70823+76324 hauled by GBRf Class 66 66711 passes Hook forming 5O38 West Ruislip LUL to Eastleigh Works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS8jwukWj2Y :D

EMU: Close between 442s, 319s and 317s. DMU: 158 or Thumper.

If anybody is still needing information, I've got this post from SWRG, all courtesy to Louis Rawlings. Hope this helps.

Calm down, I see you mentioned Hook, but I did not see you made a measurement. Looks like Farnborough is the widest.