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    'Upgraded' GWR IET seats

    That's what I meant. GWR I'm sure would love to have changed the seats, but now GBR can claim the improvement for themselves.
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    'Upgraded' GWR IET seats

    Is anybody else thinking what a coincidence it is that these seat changes will come along just as GBR are taking over?
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    Azuma seating

    I wonder whether somebody could give us a summary of the various IETs and their seat type. I think that might be 'interesting'.
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    GBRF confirms conversion of Class 56s to Class 69s

    Oh yes please.
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    Disruption due to an issue at Dawlish (18/10)

    Looks like 802114 left Newton Abbot today, with some help. https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:05114/2023-10-19/detailed#allox_id=0
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    GwR HSTs to be stood down

    43192 and 43010, plus 6 coaches. All GWR de-branded.
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    Dawlish a bit wet ...

    Looking back upstream.
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    Dawlish a bit wet ...

    Oh dear, Dawlish a bit on the damp side.
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    GWR Class 165/166 Turbo Diagrams

    Exmouth - Paignton is 6x single 150s and 1x 3-car 165 today. I think that's the worst it's been for a long time.
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    "Due to more trains than usual needing repairs at the same time between Penzance and Plymouth fewer trains are able to run." 10/6/23

    Ah yes, thanks. Just coincidence that the IEPs were having trouble and the tunnel works at the same time.
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    "Due to more trains than usual needing repairs at the same time between Penzance and Plymouth fewer trains are able to run." 10/6/23

    Ah, OK. That's interesting (though not good) to hear. But today all of the Penzance-Cardiff services (so far) are showing cancelled on RTT. Is there some other reason for these, or were they actually planned to be the IETs you've mentioned?
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    "Due to more trains than usual needing repairs at the same time between Penzance and Plymouth fewer trains are able to run." 10/6/23

    This message is on the GWR web site today. "Due to more trains than usual needing repairs at the same time between Penzance and Plymouth fewer trains are able to run." This appears to be the Penzance - Cardiff HSTs, showing in RTT as cancelled. So if there isn't anything to cover the diagrams...
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    "Due to damage to the electric third rail between Newton Abbot and Paignton all lines are blocked"

    Indeed so, but still quite funny. Actually, earlier this afternoon it was correct, so somebody has entered a code to make it incorrect. :D
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    "Due to damage to the electric third rail between Newton Abbot and Paignton all lines are blocked"

    This is an interesting reason for disruption ...
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    RealTimeTrains website

    Many thanks Tom, a really quick response from you and the team. I've looked this morning and data for Exmouth-Paignton seems 100%.
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    RealTimeTrains website

    Yep, fair point, I've done that now.
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    RealTimeTrains website

    On the Exmouth-Paigntons, not only are services missing, but some services that were there have disappearred next time I look. For example, RTT now says only one service at Exmouth on 26/4, and none at all on 27/4. But at least some of them were there when I looked yesterday, and @SJ21...
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    Exmouth-Paignton morning of Wednesday 26th April - RTT problem?

    Thanks @SJ21, I thought that was probably the answer.
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    Exmouth-Paignton morning of Wednesday 26th April - RTT problem?

    I'm just looking at RTT for the Exmouth-Paigntons for Wednesday 26th. There don't seem to be any services until mid-morning. Was there something going on, or is it RTT having a 'funny five minutes'? Thanks
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    Can anyone update on 168329 and the turbo hybrid 'experiment'?

    Is there any update on what's happening with 168329?

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