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Episode Description
The boss of troubled East Midlands Railway leaves withimmediate effect – so what happens now?
Will third-party ticket retailers face unfair competitionwhen GBR launches its own retail platform?
And we speak to AllRail who represent independent railoperators as to why they think open access strengthens the railway, despiteclaims they abstract revenue.
In this episode:
(00:00) Intro
(00:39) EMR boss steps down
(12:37) Third-party ticket competition
(26:00) Railcard sales initiative
(34:26) Railway News round-up
(34:29) Paignton railway station arson
(35:45) Botley Road reopening delayed
(37:09) Portishead railway reopening work under way
(38:17) Trams for Bristol?
(39:49) West Midlands strikes off
(40:50) Greater Anglia weather disruption
(42:28) Hoghton crossing collision clarification
(43:44) AllRail open access interview
(49:04) Thanks to supporters
(50:32) Heritage Railway News round-up
(50:36) Severn Valley Railway Birmingham to Bewdley services
(54:00) Swindon & Cricklade Railway thefts
(54:59) Isle of Man horse tram tracks extension
(56:23) Deltic No. 9015 Tulyar to return to traffic
(57:33) Vale of Berkeley Line return
(59:08) The Quiz
(01:03:11) Northern hands out fish and chips
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