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Train operator reminds North East customers of upcoming timetable changes

The new timetable adds long-distance services between Reading and Newcastle and Birmingham and Leicester, with full implementation delayed until February 2026 due to engineering works.

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Long-distance train operator CrossCountry is reminding North East customers of a new timetable due to arrive, as part of the rail industry’s…

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Train passengers urged to check ahead as new timetable comes in to force

CrossCountry is encouraging passengers to check their journeys ahead of a new train timetable on Sunday.

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Train operator reminds North East customers of upcoming timetable changes

Long-distance train operator CrossCountry is reminding North East customers of a new timetable due to arrive, as part of the rail industry’s…

·County Durham, United Kingdom
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Changing Trains: Crosscountry Reminds Customers Of Upcoming Timetable Change

Long-distance train operator CrossCountry is reminding customers of a new timetable arriving on Sunday 14 December, as part of the rail industry’s twice-yearly timetable update.

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