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Feedback on bus replacement arrangements in September 2025
We would prefer this month of bus replacement, which inevitably is hugely disruptive to passengers, to be uneventful. However, things sometimes go wrong, and when this happens this needs to be fed back to Transpennine Express. For any reports to … Continue reading
A Call for Car Sharing
The closure of Huddersfield railway station for all of September raises challenges for travellers. Many will endure the bus replacement services and the added time to their journeys, others will simply choose to drive and put up with the expected … Continue reading
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Weekly cancellations from 2018 onwards
December 2021 onwards looks particularly bad.
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