Image 159012, SW 15.51 Bristol Temple Meads-London Waterloo (1O60), Bath Spa station
159012, SW 15.51 Bristol Temple Meads-London Waterloo (1O60), Bath Spa station
159012, SW 15.51 Bristol Temple Meads-London Waterloo (1O60), Bath Spa station In very awkward lighting 159012 arrives at Bath Spa station forming the 15.51 Bristol to London Waterloo service. South West have three variants of their liveries that illustrate the type of services that the particular train is dedicated to. In this case, 159012 bears a large white area to its flank indicating that this unit is designated a 'long distance' unit. I can understand why SWT operate to and from Exeter via Salisbury but I do find the Bristol to Waterloo services a little odd. I have not been able to find out the history of these services and why they form a part of their franchise agreement. Keywords: 159012 15.51 Bristol Temple Meads-London Waterloo 1O60 Bath Spa station South West Trains
159012, SW 15.51 Bristol Temple Meads-London Waterloo (1O60), Bath Spa station In very awkward lighting 159012 arrives at Bath Spa station forming the 15.51 Bristol to London Waterloo service. South West have three variants of their liveries that illustrate the type of services that the particular train is dedicated to. In this case, 159012 bears a large white area to its flank indicating that this unit is designated a 'long distance' unit. I can understand why SWT operate to and from Exeter via Salisbury but I do find the Bristol to Waterloo services a little odd. I have not been able to find out the history of these services and why they form a part of their franchise agreement. Keywords: 159012 15.51 Bristol Temple Meads-London Waterloo 1O60 Bath Spa station South West Trains


In very awkward lighting 159012 arrives at Bath Spa station

forming the 15.51 Bristol to London Waterloo service. South West have three variants of their liveries that illustrate the type of services that the particular train is dedicated to. In this case, 159012 bears a large white area to its flank indicating that this unit is designated a 'long distance' unit. I can understand why SWT operate to and from Exeter via Salisbury but I do find the Bristol to Waterloo services a little odd. I have not been able to find out the history of these services and why they form a part of their franchise agreement.