Great Western's largest station under next franchise?

[charlee]

When the management of bristol temple meads and reading are transferred to network rail what station would be the largest managed by the great western franchise?

Can't seem to find any list online of there managed stations.

 

[MidnightFlyer]

I presume you mean passenger figures, in which case I'd say Oxford (with 5,798,000 passengers over 2010-2011). The ORR's figures would be able to say for certain however, I currently don't have Excel however so I can't access the spreadsheets.

If you meant train movements, surely it would be any along the Paddington-Reading corridor, or by number of stops Bristol Parkway, Slough or Oxford?
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Having read the OP again, if you mean largest by general importance I'd say either Oxford or Bristol Parkway again, though that would depend on how you'd classify Bath Spa, Exeter St Davids and Plymouth.

 

[N Levers]

Wherever the Managing Director lives...

 

[charlee]

Slipped my mind that Oxford was managed by FGW.

 

[rebmcr]

I currently don't have Excel

Everyone always has Excel.

 

[tbtc]

I presume you mean passenger figures, in which case I'd say Oxford (with 5,798,000 passengers over 2010-2011)

Oxford's numbers should increase significantly through the course of the next Greater Western franchise, since the line to Marlylebone/ Milton Keynes/ Bedford etc should open

 

[Zoe]

Although Network Rail will be taking over the management of the two stations, will FGW (or the new franchisee) continue to do dispatch the trains?

 

[mr_jrt]

Everyone always has Excel.

...or, something better

 

[rebmcr]

...or, something better

Subjective, and not a popular opinion. Also, not everyone can install software just to look at a spreadsheet.