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That's interesting, I knew the service had moved to Saturdays but didn't realise they had reversed the direction.

There is peak 323 that terminates at Hazel Grove every weekday evening at about 17:45

I was due on the 938 Glasgow - Euston service on my way to Stalybridge. Managed to get a Scotrail service to Edinburgh at 9am and connected with the 10am Kings Cross service, 15 minute change at York for Liverpool train and only 25 minutes later than my original arrival with a seat all the way...

I can't imagine getting on the wrong side of Gavin Williamson is a good idea, he seems to be master of the dark arts.

I have a reservation on the 0938 Virgin service to Carlisle then the itinerary on the booking tells me to get the 1133 Transpenine to Manchester but with no seat reservations available which suggests it may be a very busy train and as time is no issue, it'd be nice to enjoy a different route...

I have an off peak single from Glasgow to Stalybridge on Sunday 18th February. The ticket states via Carlisle and I have a reservation on a Virgin service as far as Carlisle. Would this ticket allow me to take the S&C from Carlisle and travel to Stalybridge via Leeds?

There was a large transformer replaced at Herod in October/November last year, not sure if that was related to the railway work.

There's a regular Glossop - New Mills bus service - Number 61 which is handy for linking the Glossop and Buxton lines

I've done it Brussels - Cheap Ryanair flight into Charleroi then train back to London

They could send it back out of Platform 2 from Stalybridge.

By using non-unionised bus drivers?

Sounds good to me, obviously we'll be keeping our tax receipts to fund it.

I live in Stalybridge, so the answer is a definite yes - I'd prefer it to run in the opposite direction but I would accept the majority of users prefer Stalybridge (and it's buffet bar) as the destination.

I don't think it's considered an interchange from a fares point of view. If I bought a Stalybridge - Audenshaw ticket, I'd be expected to travel via Piccadilly

It may mysteriously catch fire, shortly after closure if Stalybridge box was anything to go by.

Out of interest, could a delay/repay claim be made in these circumstances as the TOC have clearly failed in terms of waiting time to buy a ticket?

Quite possible - There's one on the canal aqueduct over Fray's River.

Maybe he should suggest to Virgin that they have designated "Quiet" carriages - that would be a real winner.

Can't wait for Yoga Classes starting up at Ardwick.

Stalybridge - Platform 2. Has no trains scheduled to depart and is used once a week for the terminating Stockport - Stalybridge service.