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Peter Smyth wrote:
"Colin McKenzie" wrote in message gwr4090 wrote: The half hourly Heathrow Connect stopping services from Paddington should reach Heathrow T123 in about 28 mins, compared with 15 mins for Heathrow Express services. With that schedule, they could serve Hanwell, Acton Main Line and West Ealing as well, unless the Heathrow branch is incredibly slow. This would solve the main problem with the new service, which is vastly reduced frequency at these 3 stations. None of these stations will have a reduced frequency in the new timetable. The only difference is that the slow train to Slough now only goes as far as Hayes. Your source for this statement? Mine is Ealing Gazette, backed up by the reaction of Ealing Council and the response of FGW to local complaints, which is that the trains will be longer. One qualification: the local discussion is about peak hour frequencies. It is possible that off-peak frequencies are not affected. Colin McKenzie |
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