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Evening all, My mother in law needs to travel to Par from Huntingdon leaving on wednesday 11th Feb and returning on Sunday 15th Feb. She is flexible with times as long as she isn't getting a hideously early train or getting to destination at stupid o'clock. Does anyone have advice on a way...

I have a table seat so I will take my charger. :-) thank you

Fair enough thank you. I wasn't desperate, it was just to decide whether to chuck my charger in my bag.

Morning, Tomorrow I am going on the UKRailtours trip to Manchester with an EM HST. Do the seats have plug sockets like East Coast? I am in coach B seat 44 I think (ticket at home, I'm at work) Thanks in advance

Different Fen Road. The one you are thinking of is in Chesterton. Fen Road Milton leads to Baits Bite Lock and 2 or 3 houses plus the riverside path

Sorry if this sounds stupid, but what must one do to paddle up a unit?

Saw it just north or Huntingdon at Abbotts Ripton. Made a pleasant interlude from staring at my computer screen at work!

Ok thanks, wasn't aware that first digit didn't change. Thanks for taking the time to reply :-)

Its in as a freight so headcode is scrambled to 428Y on RTT

Morning all, Is this likely to just be a light engine? If so any ideas on what.? Thanks Will

Afternoon all, I have been invited to take an online assesment for the above. Has anyone else applied for this?

Thank you. As I explained earlier I understood timing loads eg timed for Class 158 Super Sprinter. I had thought that the diesel/electric loco entry was to prevent electric being sent up non electrified lines and therefore accurate as to the method of propulsion(steam excepted). Clearly I was...

I was aware that when RTT gives a type it is just what the schedule is timed for. I was under the impression that the electric loco/diesel loco(which I know is also used for steam) was accurate as that was used to stop electric locos being sent up non electrified lines.

Morning, I was having a look at RTT to see if there was anything worth popping out for at lunchtime and came across the following. http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/O31077/2014/09/16/advanced It is down as an electric locomotive. Would this be correct and if so what is it likely to...

I believe things go there for wheel turning, steam goes there too.

So have they renamed a 47? Seems a bit tacky.

Cheers guys, very interesting.

Afternoon all, Firstly a plug, the NNR have their annual Beer Festival this weekend. Lots of beer and trains every 45 mins, 1 steam, 1 diesel loco (37 I think). The diesel loco is going to be operating a DMU drag. In order to do this I understand the DMU has to be de-meched(sp?) What is...

Cheers for that. I looked on RTT but being a donut I looked for St Neots which sometimes isn't used as a timing point it seems. I will probably pop out to see it. Enjoy your trip!

Hello, I wonder if anyone with some insider knowledge could tell me what is likely to be hauling this tour. I had a look at UKrailtours website and it didn't have anything. Just wondering if it will be worth going to see. Thanks in advance