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    Sheffield-London Capacity from December

    Modern Railways, November 2008, Page 72: "Pioneers for Corby As Modern Railways closed for press, confirmation was expected that agreement had been reached... four Class 222 sets to EMT. ...although the process to transfer the units may cause a slight delay beyond the 14 December..."
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    Sheffield-London Capacity from December

    It's been available here for about three weeks: http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/apyot This is the easiest one: http://www.freewebs.com/railwayuk/emtnewtimetable.xls But my point was taken from their own press release which says: "Copies of the new timetable will be available from...
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    EMT December 2008 timetable

    There is an excellent version of the timetable here: http://www.freewebs.com/railwayuk/ Further down the page you'll find a link to or another to a wordpad version http://www.freewebs.com/railwayuk/emtnewtimetable.xls Really good website, first I saw to report all the EMT Meridian...
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    Sheffield-London Capacity from December

    All the "hard work" that has gone into getting Sheffield a faster service hasn't even advanced us as far as 1992, when it took 2 hrs 8 mins for the Master Cutler-type service to get to London in the morning (see page 22 of www.uctc.net/scripts/countdown.pl?114.pdf) That service used HSTs...
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    EMT December 2008 timetable

    What's the best source of info on the detail of the December timetable. EMT website has nothing. The National Rail website has a feature to print a pocket timtable - I'm assuming that the info is good ( http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/apyot ) If the NR pocket timetable is right then...

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