Timetable changes for some TransPennine Express trains in December

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Timetable changes for some TransPennine Express trains in December

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TransPennine Express Nova Train
TransPennine Express Nova Train // Credit: TPE

With the bi-annual timetable change set to take place next month, (TPE) is advising anyone intending to use their trains from December to check their journey plans beforehand.

TransPennine Express, which operates services across the north of and . has advised that a number of its services will be affected by the introduction of the new timetable, which comes into effect on Sunday, 10 December.

TPE Nova 1
TransPennine Express Nova 1 train. // Credit: TransPennine Express

Passengers wishing to check their journeys or view services valid from the new timetable can do so at National Rail Enquiries, JourneyCheck, or TransPennine Express websites.

TPE Train at Darlington Station
TransPennine Express Train at Darlington Station // Credit: TransPennine Express

Kathryn O’Brien, Customer Service and Operations Director at TransPennine Express said: “We are planning to make some temporary reductions and small changes to our current timetable next month and are encouraging customers to check their journeys taking place from 10 December onwards.

“Our number one focus is restoring a reliable and punctual service for customers and December 2023 provides us with a great opportunity do this.

“We have spent several months compiling the new timetable and have worked hard to develop a version that will give everyone greater confidence in TPE.”

TPE Class 185 - Autumn leaves on the line
TransPennine Express Class 185 train. // Credit: TransPennine Express

Kathryn added: “We understand the part we play in the local communities and our aim has been to deliver a train service people can depend on whether it’s getting them to work, school or an important appointment.

“To do this, there will be some temporary reductions to the timetable between the north west and north east of England from December 2023.

“These small temporary changes are a step forward in addressing some of the issues that have impacted on our reliability, and, ultimately delivering a more stable and resilient service for customers.

“We will, of course, keep this under constant review, and aim to return services as part of the December 2024 timetable change or sooner if possible.”

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  1. Considering that can’t even run a reliable service at any point, I don’t know anyone that even bothers to check the timetables anymore. Absolutely dire.

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