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Should be the 8th of June.

It has been stated that the Northern Explorer does not have railcard discounts. It has been left unsaid for the Cumbria Travel Pass, my assumption is it will have railcard discounts like the products it has replaced.

The new Cumbria Travel Pass at £40 will undercut that, and will become the new Round Robin option. It's basically a merging of the Cumbria Round Robin and Lakes Day Ranger in terms of validity.

Well exactly, that's why it was a mistake, and they had to send a "Run As Scheduled" message a minute later.

I'm going to presume that the OP was attempting to catch the 1016 which first planned to terminate at Lancaster didn't get past Carnforth in the end due to signal fault at Carnforth and the queue of trains taking priority on the WCML (there was also a TPE that activated a HABD near Lancaster...

They messaged out at 1819 that the service would be starting in Crewe, then a message that it would run as scheduled at 1820. Obviously an error that was quickly corrected but that correction might not show up on the info screens instantaneously.

Planning application for Lancaster signage update including the detailed design report. https://planning.lancaster.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=TE5T6SIZL4L00 (Application number 26/00437/LB if that link doesn't work)

5C00 on platform 3 this morning.

One thing I've noticed on the "newer" version of the site, the past couple of days the 5C08 head code hasn't cleared from platform 4 at Lancaster in the morning.

Looks like the presence of the earlier path to/from Morecambe means bussing passengers to Morecambe rather than taking train down to Heysham (as would have to wait until after Northern service had cleared the line) I would guess?

No blanket ticket acceptance anymore. Only the standard ticket acceptance on TPE only if a Northern train is cancelled.

There is one in your second photo next to the Blackpool Transport tickets booth. In the December 2021 Vextrix Survey streetview there is also one inside the gateline next to the tickets window.

I'm not sure that cancelling 10 out of 48 trains (or 5 out of 24 out and backs) counts as cancelling *everything*...

Fujitsu Journey Planner has no issue with going via Tamworth. Shows as valid for Liverpool and Douglas. Going via Birmingham is what causes problems. So a theoretical Saturday 0713 Derby to Tamworth, 0744 Tamworth to Liverpool, 1115 Liverpool to Douglas.

*Not* saying this happened in this instance, but it's quite a common scenario these days have the following sort of exchange, Customer: "Can I have a single to Nottingham please?" Staff: "That's £31.70 please" C: "Oh, Trainline says its £29.90" S: "Oh, they must be splitting it somewhere."...

Daytrippers are available on Northern TVMs listed as "Network Day Tripper".

Can confirm a list still exists. If there is specific journey I can check it for you.

Can confirm they are valid on any operator including Avanti, and shows as such on a ticket office TIS (Fujitsu Journey Planner).

Well ethical objection to flying, and survivability of any accident. But for most people I concede those aren't considerations.

Burst water main at Daisy Hill causing an embankment slip.