Image 350261, 350107 & 350102, LN 15.33 Birmingham New Street-London Euston (1Y32, 16L), Hyde Road bridge
350261, 350107 & 350102, LN 15.33 Birmingham New Street-London Euston (1Y32, 16L), Hyde Road bridge
350261, 350107 & 350102, LN 15.33 Birmingham New Street-London Euston (1Y32, 16L), Hyde Road bridge I am not sure as to why the 15.33 Birmingham New Street to Euston service has been strengthened to a three-set working composed of 350261, 350107 and 350102. However, being the day of the London Marathon it could be in an effort to add more seats on the return working later in the afternoon for the runners. However, this would mean advanced thinking and planning; not something the railways are known for being ale to manage these days! The train is seen passing through Roade from the village's Hyde Road bridge. Keywords: 350261 350107 350102 15.33 Birmingham New Street-London Euston 1Y32 Hyde Road bridge London Northwestern Desiro
350261, 350107 & 350102, LN 15.33 Birmingham New Street-London Euston (1Y32, 16L), Hyde Road bridge I am not sure as to why the 15.33 Birmingham New Street to Euston service has been strengthened to a three-set working composed of 350261, 350107 and 350102. However, being the day of the London Marathon it could be in an effort to add more seats on the return working later in the afternoon for the runners. However, this would mean advanced thinking and planning; not something the railways are known for being ale to manage these days! The train is seen passing through Roade from the village's Hyde Road bridge. Keywords: 350261 350107 350102 15.33 Birmingham New Street-London Euston 1Y32 Hyde Road bridge London Northwestern Desiro


I am not sure as to why the 15.33 Birmingham

New Street to Euston service has been strengthened to a three-set working composed of 350261, 350107 and 350102. However, being the day of the London Marathon it could be in an effort to add more seats on the return working later in the afternoon for the runners. However, this would mean advanced thinking and planning; not something the railways are known for being ale to manage these days! The train is seen passing through Roade from the village's Hyde Road bridge.