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Services hit by £75m rail upgrade (BBC News)

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Old 16th September 2007, 15:51
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Services hit by £75m rail upgrade (BBC News)

Buses replace trains in some areas as part of a £75m programme to improve track and signalling.

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Old 17th September 2007, 07:28
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Hi...Interesting aside is that some or all Chiltern trains go to Coventry and terminate there.That should test new signalling system?
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Old 18th September 2007, 18:50
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Buses replace trains in some areas as part of a £75m programme to improve track and signalling.

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I wish I had realised this before I set off for the SVR on Saturday as I arrived at the station to be told that buses were replacing the trains.
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