Grantham Alternative Provision School - South Kesteven

Grantham Alternative Provision School Framework Travel Plan GF Tomlinson

January 2018

Grantham Alternative Provision School Framework Travel Plan

Atkins Grantham Alternative Provision School Travel Plan | Version 1.0 | January 2018 | 5161369

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Table of contents

Chapter Pages

Introduction 5 1.1. Background 5 1.2. Travel Plan Context 5 1.3. Travel Plan Structure 6

Policy and Guidance Review 7 2.1. Introduction 7 2.2. National Policy 7 2.3. Local Policy - Lincolnshire Transportation Plan 9 2.4. Policy Summary 10

Site Accessibility 11 3.1. Overview 11 3.2. Site Location 11 3.3. Pedestrian and Cycle Access 11 3.4. Public Transport 16 3.5. Proposed Vehicular Access 18

Travel Modes Splits 19 4.1. Overview 19 4.2. Mode Share 19

Objectives and Targets 20 5.1. Overview 20 5.2. Objectives 20 5.3. Targets 20

Travel Plan Initiatives 22 6.1. Travel Plan Initiatives 22

Action Plan 25 7.1. Overview 25 7.2. Action Plan 25

Monitoring and Coordination 27 8.1. Overview 27 8.2. Management and Ownership of the Travel Plan 27 8.3. Travel Plan Coordinator Role 27 8.4. Travel Plan Monitoring Strategy 28

Conclusion 29

Appendices 30

Appendix A. Public Transport Timetables 31 A.1. Grantham Bus and Rail Timetables 31



Tables Table 3-1 Suggested Acceptable Walking Distances ........................................................................ 11 Table 3-2 Bus Services from Bus Stops within 400m from development site ................................... 16 Table 3-3 Rail Services from Grantham Train Station ....................................................................... 17 Table 3-4 Plus Bus Services .............................................................................................................. 18 Table 4-1 2011 Census Data Modal Split .......................................................................................... 19 Table 5-1 Staff Mode Share Targets.................................................................................................. 21 Table 7-1 Action Plan ......................................................................................................................... 25

Figures Figure 3-1 Walking Accessibility (5 to 15 minutes) ............................................................................. 11 Figure 3-2 Walking Accessibility Isochrone (5 to 25 minutes) ............................................................ 13 Figure 3-3 Cycling Accessibility (5 to 15 minutes) .............................................................................. 14 Figure 3-4 Cycling Accessibility Isochrone (5 to 25 minutes) ............................................................. 15 Figure 3-5 Bus Stops located within 200m and 400m ........................................................................ 16 Figure 3-6 Railway Station Location ................................................................................................... 17 Figure 3-7 Plus Bus area map ............................................................................................................ 18


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Introduction

1.1. Background Atkins has been appointed by G F Tomlinson to undertake a Travel Plan (TP) to consider the proposed development of an Alternative Provision (AP) School on the site of the existing Teaching and Learning Centre in Lincolnshire. The location of the proposed site is shown in. It is situated in the Grantham area of Lincolnshire, approximately 1.4km from the City Centre.

The proposed school is to accommodate 63 pupils ranging from 5-16 years of age and 30 staff. Alternative provision is defined by the departments statutory guidance for local authorities as: ‘education arranged by local authorities for pupils who, because of exclusion, illness or other reasons, would not otherwise receive suitable education; education arranged by schools for pupils on a fixed period of exclusion; and pupils being directed by schools to off-site provision to improve their behaviour.’

The proposed site is located off New Beacon Road in the residential area of Grantham. The site has good accessibility to services and amenities of Grantham Town Centre located to the south-west. Figure 1-1 shows the location of the proposed site

Figure 1-1 Site Location

1.2. Travel Plan Context A ravel Plans have become an important means for the delivery of national, regional and local transport policy. A need for reducing car dependency and increasing travel choices can be established by preparing a Travel Plan for developments during the initial stages of their inception. The designs can reflect specific travel needs and can make it easier for sustainable travel choices to be utilised.



As set out in the Transport Assessment guidelines ‘A Travel Plan is a site specific package of practical measures which minimise the negative impacts of travel and transport and aims to co-ordinate transport with wider policy issues’.

The FTP will set out measures and targets that will be implemented to encourage the residents of the site to use sustainable transport modes. The FTP will include;

Objectives & Targets;

Measures & Initiatives;

Action Plan; and

Monitoring & Co-ordination Strategy.

The FTP will be implemented through the Action Plan that will set out key milestones to be accomplished pre and post occupation of the site.

This FTP aims to increase modal choice through the implementation of a package of measures and initiatives. This will provide a range of benefits for residents, by helping to manage travel costs and promoting the health benefits of choosing more sustainable modes of travel.

The key objectives of this FTP are to:

Provide an Action Plan for the proposed residential development to encourage sustainable travel to the site, whilst reducing single occupancy car use;

Reduce the vehicle traffic generated by the proposed residential, compared to that which would be generated without a FTP; and

Promote healthy lifestyles and sustainable, vibrant local communities.

The framework of this TP is a ‘living’ document which will be continually reviewed and revised over time to reflect the occupiers of the building. This ensures that the measures will remain tailored and relevant to individual end users.

1.3. Travel Plan Structure Following this introduction, the TP is structured as follows:

Section 2 summarises the relevant national, regional and local policy and details how the TP supports these key policy documents;

Section 3 summarises accessibility to the site by vehicles, public transport, walking and cycling; Section 4 summaries Staff Mode Share; Section 5 includes objectives and SMART targets for the TP; Section 6 proposes a range of TP measures for the development site; Section 7 details the Action Plan; Section 8 outlines monitoring, coordination and review of the TP; and Section 9 concludes the report.



Policy and Guidance Review

2.1. Introduction This chapter considered a range of policies that relate to the development proposals. In this chapter, the following documents are reviewed:

National Planning Policy Framework (2012); Lincolnshire Local Transport Plan (2015); and South Kesteven Draft Local Plan (2017).

2.2. National Policy

2.2.1. National Planning Policy Framework The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) came into force on 27th March 2012. It aims to make the planning system less complex and more accessible, and to promote sustainable growth. The NPPF replaces all the previous Planning Policy Statements (PPSs) and Planning Policy Guidance (PPGs), including PPG13 (Transport) and PPS3 (Residential).

The NPPF sets out the Government’s economic, environmental and social planning policies for England. Taken together, these policies articulate the Government’s vision of sustainable development, which should be interpreted and applied locally to meet local aspirations.

The NPPF introduces 12 core planning principles which suggest planning should:

1. Be genuinely plan-led. This should include providing a practical framework within which decisions on planning applications can be made with a high degree of predictability and efficiency;

2. Be a creative exercise in finding ways to improve the places where people live;

3. Drive and support sustainable economic development;

4. Seek to secure high-quality design and a good standard of amenity;

5. Take account of the different roles and character of different areas;

6. Support the transition to a low carbon future in a changing climate, taking full account of flood risk and coastal change;

7. Contribute to conserving and enhancing the natural environment and reducing pollution;

8. Encourage the effective use of land by reusing land that has been previously developed;

9. Promote mixed use developments, and encourage multiple benefits from the use of land in urban and rural areas;

10. Conserve heritage assets in a manner appropriate to their significance;

11. Actively manage patterns of growth to make the fullest possible use of public transport, walking and cycling, and focus significant development in locations which are or can be made sustainable; and

12. Take account of and support local strategies to improve health, social and cultural wellbeing.



Section 4 of the NPPF covers ‘Promoting sustainable transport’. Relevant elements of this section are summarised below.

Transport policies have an important role to play in facilitating sustainable development but also in contributing to wider sustainability and health objectives. The transport system needs to be balanced in favour of sustainable transport modes, giving people a real choice about how they travel. However, the Government recognises that different policies and measures will be required in different communities and opportunities to maximise sustainable transport solutions will vary from urban to rural areas.

The NPPF advises that developments should be located and designed where practical to:

1. Accommodate the efficient delivery of goods and supplies; 2. Give priority to pedestrian and cycle movements, and have access to high quality public transport

facilities; 3. Create safe and secure layouts which minimise conflicts between traffic and cyclists or

pedestrians, avoiding street clutter and where appropriate establishing home zones; and 4. Consider the needs of people with disabilities by all modes of transport.

The NPPF recognises that a key tool to facilitate this will be a Travel Plan. All developments which generate significant amounts of movement should be required to provide a Travel Plan. It does not give any guidance on what should be considered as ‘significant’, but does provide further support for the requirement of Travel Plans. Travel Plans, in association with the parking standards for non-residential developments, provide an opportunity and mechanism to encourage the use to sustainable transport modes to access new non-residential development sites.

2.2.2. Good Practice Guidelines: Delivering Travel Plans through the Planning Process (Department for Transport, 2009)

The Good Practice Guidelines: Delivering Travel Plans through the Planning Process provides assistance with the preparation and implementation of TPs developed through the planning process, as well as providing good practice steps for achieving a robust TP.

The document defines a detailed TP as:

“a long term management strategy for a site that seeks to deliver sustainable transport objectives through positive action, and is articulated in a document that is regularly reviewed.”

The Guidelines also state that a number of benefits will be experienced providing a commitment is shown in supporting the TP from the early stages of its development through implementation and beyond. These benefits can include the following:

Fewer vehicle movements, which can result in an improvement in safety;

The TP will educate those on site and alter their perceptions about the alternatives to the use of the private car for single occupancy journeys; and

Enhancing the local environment.

The Guidelines also stress the importance of producing up-to-date evidence and a monitoring database

2.2.3. Door to Door: A strategy for improving sustainable transport integration (Department for Transport, 2013)

This strategy aims to encourage and enable more people to choose sustainable transport modes (walking, cycling, public transport and car sharing) for their journeys by improving the entire door-to-door journey. The strategy focuses on four core areas, one of which is to provide “accurate, accessible and reliable information about the different transport options for their journeys”.



This means ensuring that people have reliable and comprehensive travel information when they require it. This includes route maps, fare details, timetables and real-time arrival and departure information available. This makes it easier for travellers to plan and make their door-to-door journey by sustainable transport with confidence and ease.

2.3. Local Policy - Lincolnshire Transportation Plan

2.3.1. Plan Overview In April 2013, Lincolnshire County Council (LCC) produced the Lincolnshire Local Transportation Plan (LTP), which provides an overarching strategy document that sets out what the County Council’s strategic aims and goals are for Transportation in Lincolnshire. The main aim of the document is to create a transport network that delivers exactly what Lincolnshire needs to be able to function and to grow.

The overarching aim of the LTP has been divided into three objectives:

Supporting Growth and the Local Economy – creating a transport system that supports economic growth, regeneration and a thriving local economy and successfully provides for population and business growth;

Improving access to employment, training and key services – With an ageing population and 12% of Lincolnshire’s population living within the 20% most deprived areas of England a key challenge for the LTP is to ‘further develop innovative and affordable initiatives to improve access to jobs training and other key services’;

Contributing to a healthier community – recognising the role that transport has in contributing to improved health in all ages the LTP is aimed at:

o Encouraging an active lifestyle; o Improving road safety; o Better access to healthcare; o Reducing health impacts.

2.3.2. Walking and Cycling The LTP sets out the overarching vision for walking within Lincolnshire and sets out the strategy to achieve it. The key objectives of the walking strategy are as follows:

Objective 1 - Improved facilities for walking and cycling through the Community Travel Zones, Rural Priority Initiatives and Rights of Way Improvement Plan;

Objective 2 - Work under the ‘Healthy Schools’ initiative as part of the delivery of school travel plans;

Objective 3 - CATCH (Choose Active Travel, Choose Health) funding (in partnership with NHS Lincolnshire) for schools to provide a range of facilities including cycle storage, access improvements for pedestrians and parent waiting shelters; and

Objective 4 - The rollout of Bikeability cycle training.

2.3.3. Public Transport Buses play an important role in tackling congestion and improving access to large urban areas and market towns. The focus for the Lincolnshire LTP is:

A new Public Transport Interchange in association with a major city centre retail development; Park and Ride; Quality Bus Corridors; and Small scale walking, cycling and public transport improvements.



Although the rail network within Lincolnshire is limited, the County Council is open to opportunities to work with network rail to improve the situation.

2.3.4. School Travel Plans Progress has been made through previous LTPs in achieving modal shift in schools with 100% of schools in Lincolnshire having a travel plan in place. CATCH funding is a capital grant programme for Lincolnshire schools provided in partnership with Public Health which has benefitted 26 schools with footpath enhancements, cycle storage and parent waiting shelters. The LTP encourages the sustainable transport officers to continue to work with schools and promote the use of these facilities.

2.3.5. Lincolnshire Planning Guidance - Parking Following the publication of the National Planning Policy Framework local authorities are to take into account

the accessibility of the development; the type, mix and use of development; the availability of and opportunities for public transport; local car ownership levels; and an overall need to reduce the use of high-emission vehicles.

As such local authorities no longer need to set maximum car parking standards and proposals are to be dealt with, ‘on a case-by-case basis’.

The main issue is having sufficient off-street parking to avoid overspill of parked vehicles onto the road.

2.3.6. South Kesteven Draft Local Plan (2017) The draft local plan sets out the key aims derived from the Grantham transport study. These are to:

Making Grantham a better place in which to live, work and shop; Making alternative ways of travelling more attractive; Making the most of the railway station; Helping people get around town more easily; and Catering for new developments.

The strategic objectives for the local plan include:

Making effective use of land by maximising development on sites in locations which reduce the need to travel;

To minimise the need to travel by locating new development where services and facilities can be easily accessed through walking, cycling or public transport; and

All new development should demonstrate how they can support low carbon travel (ie. Electric car charging points etc.).

2.4. Policy Summary The National and Local policies aim to ensure developments are located such that users are provided with a choice of sustainable travel modes, which will reduce the need to travel, reduce average journey length and reduce the reliance on the private car.



Site Accessibility

3.1. Overview This section assesses the accessibility of the area of the development site considered in this TP, allowing for the identification of any issues or opportunities which can be addressed through the measures and initiatives in this TP.

The assessment of accessibility in this section is built on current accessibility, and it should be recognised that in the future there may be changes with future developments in the vicinity of the site. For example, new walking routes, cycling networks and bus services.

3.2. Site Location The proposed site is located in the residential area of Grantham, on the site of the former Teaching and Learning Centre. The site is located off New Beacon Road and has two existing accesses which lead to parking at the front of the centre and back of the centre. New Beacon Road will form the main vehicle and pedestrian access to the site. The site has good accessibility to services and amenities of Grantham town centre located to the west.

3.3. Pedestrian and Cycle Access

3.3.1. Pedestrian Access Research by The Chartered Institution for Highways and Transportation (CIHT) entitled ‘Providing for Journeys on Foot’ suggests walking distances acceptable for commuting which are relevant to Grantham and are summarised in Table 3-1.

Table 3-1 Suggested Acceptable Walking Distances

Commuting Distance (m)

Desirable 500m

Acceptable 1000m

Preferred Maximum 2000m

Figure 3-1 shows that within 5 minutes (420m), pedestrians are able to access a range of local destinations including residential areas, based on a walking speed of 1.4m/s. Based on this walking speed, it is possible for pedestrians to walk 2000m in 25 minutes.

There are good quality pedestrian streets in the vicinity of the proposed AP school, with street lighting lining most of the surrounding road network with good facilities at crossing points. A plan showing the walking accessibility is shown in Figure 3-1.

Figure 3-1 Walking Accessibility (5 to 15 minutes)



The main vehicular access to the site off New Beacon Road has pedestrian footways and lighting on both sides of the road. These footways provide connectivity to Harrowby Lane and the surrounding residential streets.

As shown in Figure 3-1 there are two crossing points on New Beacon Road, these include a pelican crossing located at the shops near the junction with Harrowby Lane, and an uncontrolled crossing, in the form of a dropped kerb arrangement, located adjacent to the Harrowby Church of England Infant School.

Figure 3-2 shows the walking accessibility isochrone for the site. It shows that within 25 minutes, it is possible to reach residential areas surrounding the development.



Figure 3-2 Walking Accessibility Isochrone (5 to 25 minutes)

3.3.2. Existing Cycle Access In order to identify areas that are within a reasonable cycling journey of the site, cycling isochrones have been plotted for 5, 10 and 15-minute journey times by bicycle. A cycling speed of 4.4m/s has been used which refers to the Sustrans Information Sheet FF11 or “Cycle Friendly Employers’ Information Sheet”. This document states that “a five-mile journey can be comfortably cycled by an adult in 30 minutes”. It is therefore assumed that in five minutes it is possible to cycle a distance of approximately 1,300m, in 10 minutes it is possible to cycle a distance of some 2,600m and in 15 minutes it is possible to cycle a distance of 4,000m. The cycling isochrones have been plotted in Figure 3-3, which shows that within 15 minutes cyclists are able to access a range of local destinations, including nearby residential areas and Grantham Town Centre. They are also able to make use of local cycle routes, both on and off street.



Figure 3-3 Cycling Accessibility (5 to 15 minutes)

The site is well connected to Grantham’s cycle network as shown in Figure 3-3. There is a shared cycle footway on New Beacon Road directly adjacent the site. Cycle parking provision in the form of a Sheffield stand is provided adjacent to the pelican crossing on New Beacon Road which can accommodate up to 10 bicycles. National Cycle Network Route 15 is located to the East of the site. This route is mainly off road and passes through Belton, Coningsby, Nottingham and Sleaford. Grantham Town Centre is within 10 minutes travel time of the site, providing access to a variety of facilities within a reasonable distance from the site.

Figure 3-4 shows that a wide range of locations can be accessed within 25 minutes from the development site, including Grantham Railway Station. This model is based on the local road network and cycle routes rather than adopting an ‘as the crow flies approach’, therefore offering realistic catchments.

Site Location



Figure 3-4 Cycling Accessibility Isochrone (5 to 25 minutes)



3.4. Public Transport Bus Access

Figure 3-5, shows the bus stops which are located within 400m of the development site.

Figure 3-5 Bus Stops located within 200m and 400m

Within 400m of the development site there are four bus stops, all of which provide regular services to major facilities and town centres. These are summarised in Table 3-2. The walking routes to these bus stops are all reasonable and safe.

Table 3-2 Bus Services from Bus Stops within 400m from development site

Service Number Operator Route Frequency

1 Centrebus

Alma Park – Grantham Bus Station – Hornsby Road –

Earlsfield Lane – Grantham Bus Station – Sunningdale –

Alma Park

2-3 per hour at peak school times.

9 Centrebus Grantham - Melton Mowbray

- Brooksby College - Asfordby - Loughborough

1 per hour in the morning and 1 in the afternoon Mon-Sat

No service on Sunday

55 Centrebus Melton Mowbray - Saxby -

Sewstern - Croxton Kerrial - Harlaxton - Grantham

1 per hour in the morning and 1 in the afternoon Mon-Sat

No service on Sunday



Rail Access

Figure 3-6 below shows the location of the closest railway station to the proposed school located approximately 2.0km away.

Figure 3-6 Railway Station Location

Grantham railway station offers services to a variety of larger cities throughout England. Table 3-3 below shows some of the locations available from Grantham.

Table 3-3 Rail Services from Grantham Train Station

Operator Route Frequency

Virgin Trains East Coast London Kings Cross Hourly Monday to Sunday

Virgin Trains East Coast Leeds via Doncaster Hourly Monday to Sunday

Virgin Trains East Coast York Hourly Monday to Sunday

East Midlands Trains Nottingham Hourly Monday to Sunday

East Midlands Trains Norwich via Peterborough Hourly Monday to Sunday

East Midlands Trains Skegness 2 per Hour Monday to Saturday

1 per Hour Sunday

East Midlands Trains Liverpool Lime Street via Manchester

Picadilly Hourly Monday to Sunday

Hull Trains London Kings Cross 1 per 2 Hours Monday to Sunday



A ‘Plus Bus’ service is in operation from Grantham railway station allowing commuters to travel within the area shown in Figure 3-7 for an additional fee with their rail ticket.

Figure 3-7 Plus Bus area map

The prices for using plus bus are shown in Table 3-4.

Table 3-4 Plus Bus Services

Ticket Price

7 Days £7.50

Month £30.40

3 Months £95.00

Annual £362.00

3.5. Proposed Vehicular Access The site currently has two vehicular access points on New Beacon Road and provides linkages to residential areas and Grantham Town Centre. The development proposals include upgraded access arrangements to include upgrading existing northern access and relocating the southern access further south. The site will operte a one-way traffic system with vehicles entering at northern access and then exiting the site via the relocated ‘egress only’ access to the south. The existing main access will be stopped up for vehicles and replaced by a new pedestrian only access.



Travel Modes Splits

4.1. Overview This section outlines the potential travel modes for the staff to the school. Due to the nature of the school it has been initially assumed that all pupils will be travelling to the school via taxis. Staff have been assumed to travel to school in line with the Census Travel to Work data.

4.2. Mode Share

Staff

Mode Share data has been assessed from the ‘2011 Census: Local characteristics on travel to work and car or van availability for Output Areas in England and Wales’. The Mode Split from the Census Data is shown in Table 4-1.

Table 4-1 2011 Census Data Modal Split

Transport Mode % Split

Train 0.5%

Bus/Coach 2.5%

Taxi 0.5%

Car Driver 68.5%

Car Passenger 7.0%

Motorcycle 1.0%

Bicycle 4.0%

On Foot 16.0%

Analysis of the census data shows that 68.5% of people travel to work via private car. There are 30 staff members proposed to work at the new school, so therefore 21 members of the staff would use their private car with 9 staff members using sustainable modes of transport.

Pupils Due to the transient nature of pupils and the unknown catchment area it is difficult to define associated mode splits. As the site becomes operational and the Travel Plan becomes active, the Travel Plan Co-ordinator will derive the pupil mode split percentages from the trave survey data.



Objectives and Targets

5.1. Overview This section outlines the objectives and targets of this FTP to encourage and facilitiate sustainable travel to and from the school by working towards a defined set of objectives and meeting a number of key targets.

5.2. Objectives A FTP which is implemented effectively can significantly impact on travel patterns of users. Therefore, the overarching objectives of this FTP is to support the reduction of the reliance of the private car for single occupancy car trips at the site, through the promotion of and encouragement to use sustainable modes.

To encourage access by walking, cycling and public transport;

To provide facilities and infrastructure that supports access by walking, cycling and public transport within the site;

To manage car travel to the site by providing dedicated and controlled facilities for taxi pick up;

To use promotional activities and incentives such as through-ticketing, ‘plusbus’ and information to encourage sustainable travel to and from the station;

To work in partnership with the local authority and other stakeholders when developing measures and promotional strategies to encourage sustainable travel; and

Nominate a Travel Plan Co-ordinator who will be responsible for the implementation of the travel plan, undertakling surveys and monitoring the set targets.

5.3. Targets Targets have been included in the TP to help monitor and measure the success of the TP in meeting the objectives set out above. These targets are ‘SMART’ in nature, which is described as follows:

Typically, modal share is used as the key target for monitoring the proportion of journeys taken by different travel modes and the achievements in modal shift from single car occupancy to public transport, cycling and car sharing. In general, modal share should be reviewed annually and targets should be considered in the short term(one year), medium Term (three years) and long term (Five years).

Table 5-1 sets out the proposed mode share targets that the development should aim to achieve.

Specific,

to say precisely what is being achieved

Measurable,

over the duration of the target

Appropriate

and linked to the overall objectives of the local authority

accessibility strategy

Realistic,

in terms of potential for being achieved

Time bound,

the target



Table 5-1 Staff Mode Share Targets

Transport Mode % Modal Split

Year 1 Year 3 Year 5

Train (with PlusBus) 0.5% 0.5% 1.0%

Bus/Coach 2.5% 4.0% 5.5%

Taxi 0.5% 0.5% 0.5%

Car Driver 68.5% 65.0% 60.0%

Car Passenger 7.0% 7.5% 8.5%

Motorcycle 1.0% 1.0% 1.0%

Bicycle 4.0% 4.5% 5.5%

On Foot 16.0% 17.0% 18.0%

This Travel Plan will be reviewed annually by the Travel Plan Coordinator (TPC) to allow for content, measures and targets to be amended accordingly. The Travel Plan will also be amended in light of any fundamental changes in numbers of staff working at the site and provision of facilities and services.



Travel Plan Initiatives

6.1. Travel Plan Initiatives This section outlines the means by which Travel Plan targets and objectives will be achieved. This action plan sets out the activities and initiatives for the proposed development will use to promote the use of sustainable modes of transport to and from the new development. Travel Plan promotion is an ongoing process which starts when new residents come into the development.

Travel Plan initiatives and measures selected have been chosen to reflect the highly accessible nature of this site. This section also sets out how the action plan will be implemented, monitored and reviewed during the first five years to ensure that progress is being made in achieving sustainable travel behaviours.

The proposed initiatives cover a range of activities:

Travel Plan implementation and monitoring;

Marketing and promotion;

Facilitating and promoting walking;

Facilitating and promoting cycling;

Promoting public transport; and

Facilitating and promoting car sharing.

Each Initiative listed presents:

The actions required to implement and develop each Travel Plan measure; and

Who will be responsible for implementing the initiative.

Marketing and Promotion

The Travel Plan targets and objectives should be explained to residents and employees to enable them to understand how their travel choices impact upon the aims of the Travel Plan.

Travel information will be distributed, either web-based, or paper copies within the reception area, or on a notice board within a communal area (e.g. reception). This provides, for example:

Public transport operator timetables, stop locations, directions and maps;

Contact details for the public transport information services;

Information about nearby facilities such as doctors, hospitals, train stations etc.;

Details of online point-to-point journey planning software;

Telephone numbers for taxi companies;

Details on cycle user groups if in place;

The health and cost benefits of using non-car modes of transport; and



Incentives to use Public Transport.

The information will be regularly updated to ensure that residents and employees have access to the most ‘up-to-date’ information and that the information is kept fresh and interesting.

Walking

Walking is a cheap way of travelling and also provides health benefits such as reducing the risk of heart disease and strokes, helping to control weight and reducing stress. It is important that residents who are capable of walking to their place of work, are encouraged to do so to reduce the number of car trips and carbon emissions. Building upon these objectives the following initiatives or actions should help increase the number of employees walking to work:

Provision of information on walking distances and directions to local amenities and key destinations in the welcome/induction packs;

Promotion of health benefits of walking using active travel information supplied by Health Promotion Agency, Walking for Health – live Well, etc; and

Promotion of walking activities.

Cycling

Cycling also provides health benefits such as reducing the risk of heart disease and strokes, helping to control weight and reducing stress. Cycling can often get residents or employees to their place of work more quickly and reliably in areas where there is traffic congestion as well as providing exercise. Cycling is also good for the environment and is a relatively low cost mode of transport.

It is important that residents and employees who can cycle within a reasonable distance are encouraged to do so to reduce the number of car trips and parking pressures as well as carbon emissions.

The Travel Plan will encourage cycling for short trips across Grantham by:

Providing covered and secure cycle parking facilities for bicycles to accommodate employees bicycles close to a building entrance in an internal area;

Promoting the economic, health and environmental benefits of cycling – saves money, helps lose weight, delivers a less polluted journey;

The TPC will also promote the Cycle Streets website (https://www.cyclestreets.net/) which provides a journey planning service, cycle parking and cycle shops.

Providing staff with the option to avail of the Bike2Work initiative;

Public Transport

There are many advantages of using public transport such as saving money on city centre parking and reducing the stress of finding a parking space. Public transport is also a more environmentally friendly mode of travel.

It should be noted that other integrated journeys associated with public transport travel are walk and ride and cycle and ride. These modes will be promoted in association with the need for active lifestyles and health promotion by:

Promoting existing services, tickets and travelcards on notice boards. This will include information on local bus services. It will also show the location of the nearest bus stops as well as providing information on timetables and fares for services serving the area.



Travel Information

Information boards will be displayed at main access points to the building and will contain details on:

Local cycle shops / service centres;

Walking directions from the proposed building and other key destinations;

Promotion of travel-based events at the proposed site or other organisations in Grantham; and

Travel Plan Coordinator contact details.

Travel Plan Coordinator

The role of the Travel Plan Coordinator is set out in the Monitoring Evaluation and Coordination section.



Action Plan

7.1. Overview The measures for the TP are detailed in the following Action Plan. This shows target dates and responsibility of delivery of the TP measures. The TP will be implemented in accordance with the timescales shown in the Action Plan.

7.2. Action Plan An Action Plan for carrying out TP measures is presented in Table 7-1.

Table 7-1 Action Plan

Action Target Date Method of Monitoring

Responsibility Method of Publicity

Nominate A Travel Plan Co-ordinator

Prior to occupation N/A Developer/

Owner

Oversee the development and implementation of the Travel Plan and promote sustainable travel amongst staff and visitors

Marketing and Information Actions

Provide a Travel Pack containing information on local travel options

Development of the pack and distribute

within 6 months

Further packs to be available

TPC Direct distribution of packs

Participate in national awareness days

Within first year of implementation

Participation in national events

TPC Direct distribution of

information

Cycling Actions

Provide information for location of cycle maps and servicing information

Within 6 months Information

included in Travel Pack

TPC Welcome Travel Pack and

Travel Website

Cycle purchase incentives negotiated with cycling retailers

Within 6 months

Availability of purchase

incentives to employees


Travel Website

Encourage employers to sign up to incentives

Within 6 months Availability of incentives for employees


Travel Website

Monitoring use of cycling facilities

Ongoing Increased use of cycling facilities


information

Explore feasibility of cycle training and distribution of safety kit

Within 6 months Liaison with

School Travelwise to explore this


information

Walking Actions

Development and provision of walking

Within 6 months Information included within


Travel Website



Action Target Date Method of Monitoring

Responsibility Method of Publicity

maps and information

Welcome Travel Pack

Public Transport Actions

Provide public transport information

Within 6 months

Information included in

Welcome Travel Pack


Travel Website

Car Actions

Promote electric vehicle use and investigate implementing charging point

Within 6 months Travel survey

results monitoring TPC

Welcome Travel Pack and Travel Website

Promotion of car sharing

Within 6 months

Information included within

Welcome Travel Pack


Travel Website

Investigate feasibility of reserving parking/free parking for car sharers

Within 6 months Increased uptake

of car sharing TPC

Welcome Travel Pack and Travel Website



Monitoring and Coordination

8.1. Overview This section provides a plan for the coordination of the TP, including details of the Travel Plan Coordinator (TPC) role. The coordinator plays an integral part in the successful delivery of the TP, as well as an ongoing point of contact for those occupying the site. It is anticipated that a TPC will be appointed for the site, who will then work on implementing meaures. This section also proposes a strategy for monitoring the progress and achievements of the TP and reporting progress to the Local Planning and Highway Authorities. Monitoring is an important part of delivering a successful TP and allows outcomes to be understood. As implementation progresses the results of monitoring can be used to accommodate and inform adapted learning during the implementation of the TP. It supports the evidence base necessary to inform the TP review and therefore provide amendments that are prudent, effective and deliverable, partly as a result of changing circumstances but also emerging best practice, not forgetting innovative new ideas and emergence of sustainable technologies.

8.2. Management and Ownership of the Travel Plan Appropriate structures and processes will be put in place to ensure the effective management and delivery of the TP. The TPC will manage and implement the TP measures post-occupation.

8.3. Travel Plan Coordinator Role The TPC will take overall responsibility for the successful delivery of the Travel Plan. The TPC will ensure that monitoring is undertaken and carried out at times that are representative of the typical day to day travel characteristics of the site. Upon appointment, contact details for the TPC will be provided to all staff, and to the relevant representative of Lincolnshire County Council.

A suggested list of responsibilities for the TPC is as follows:

Development and issuing of the Welcome Travel Pack;

Promotion and coordination of site-wide sustainable travel measures and initiatives to achieve the overall modal split targets identified in the TP;

Designing and implementing effective site-wide marketing and awareness raising campaigns to promote the TP;

Managing the dissemination of sustainable transport information via a public website to help promote travel by sustainable modes;

Maintaining a database of sustainable travel-related information relevant to the site;

Acting as a single point of contact for TP-related information;

Liaising with Lincolnshire County Council;

Liaising with public transport operators;

Promoting and encouraging the use of modes other than the car, including publicity;

Identifying baseline travel patterns through surveys;



Ensuring relevant information is provided to all intended users of the TP and that the information is clearly displayed;

Acting as a point of contact to provide travel advice to employees and visitors.

8.4. Travel Plan Monitoring Strategy A robust monitoring strategy is essential for measuring the performance of the TP against the agreed objectives and targets. The TPC will be responsible for ensuring that monitoring is undertaken and carried out at times that are representative of the typical day-to-day travel characteristics of the site.

8.4.1. Annual Monitoring and Review Annual employees’ monitoring travel surveys will be undertaken by TPC to demonstrate progress in promoting sustainable transport measures. The first monitoring survey will be undertaken one year after the development proposals have been completed.

The TPCs will be responsible for collating and reviewing the results of these surveys and to compile, submit an annual monitoring report and provide a TP review to the Local Planning and Highway Authorities for approval. This report will be submitted annually, on each anniversary of the date of the completion of the development, for a period of five years from the completion of the improvements.

8.4.2. Mitigation If targets are not being achieved, additional actions will be taken to help attain them. Explanations and information about what is going to be done over the subsequent period to meet the targets will be provided to Lincolnshire County Council. An example of possible further mitigation measures that could be implemented are as follows:

Increase the marketing and promotion of the TP and travel options;

Undertake Personal Travel Planning with employees, e.g. producing tailored travel maps;

Participate in further national event days;

Hold ‘TP days’ to promote the TP.



Conclusion

This Travel Plan has provided a clear and coordinated strategy to encourage travel to work by sustainable modes (walking, cycling, public transport and car sharing). The Action Plan provides a detailed range of measures through which this can be achieved, which aims to reduce vehicle traffic generated by the development and promote health lifestyles and sustainable, vibrant communities.

Throughout time, this TP can be reviewed and revised to ensure that the measures remain tailored and relevant to individual end users.

It is therefore concluded that this TP will provide a contribution to employers, companies and the wider public good by helping reduce reliance on private cars.

Appendices



Appendix A. Public Transport Timetables

A.1. Grantham Bus and Rail Timetables

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Belton Avenue ‐ Woolsthorpevia Grantham, Harlaxton & Denton9

Mondays to SaturdaysSunningdale, St Pierre Ave 0858 1028 1158 - 1358Belton Ave, Elm Grove 0902 1032 1202 - -Sandon Close 0909 1039 1209 - 1407Wharf Rd 0916 1046 1215 - 1413Grantham, Rail Station 0919 1049 1218 - 1416Somerby Grove 0924 1054 1223 - 1421Springfield Rd (westbound) 0928 1058 1227 - 1425Kitty Briggs Ln 0932 1102 1231 - 1429Harlaxton, Gregory Arms 0935 - - - -Harlaxton, Obelisk - 1107 1236 - 1434Denton, Village Hall 0940 1111 1240 - 1438Harston Village 0942 1113 1242 - 1440Woolsthorpe-by-Belvoir 0946 1117 1246 - 1444Denton, Village Hall 0951 1120 1249 - 1447Harlaxton, Obelisk 0955 1126 1255 - 1453Harlaxton, Gregory Arms 0956 1127 1257 - 1455Kitty Briggs Ln 1000 1131 1301 - 1459Springfield Rd (eastbound) 1004 1135 1304 - 1502Somerby Grove 1008 1139 1308 - 1506Grantham, Bus Station arr 1013 1144 1313 - 1511Grantham, Bus Station [11] dep 1014 1144 - 1344 1511Sandon Close 1021 1151 - - 1518Belton Ave, Elm Grove - - - 1350 1525Sunningdale, St Pierre Ave 1027 1157 - 1353 1528

Sorry no service Sundays or Bank Holidays.

1 Lincoln - Grantham

Stagecoach in Lincolnshire - InterConnect

The information on this timetable is expected to be valid until at least 18th October 2017. Where we know of variations,before or after this date, then we show these at the top of each affected column in the table.

Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops

Mondays to FridaysService Restrictions

NotesLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)Bracebridge Heath, opp LibraryWaddington, adj Ambulance StationHarmston, opp Church LaneColeby, opp Rectory RoadBoothby Graffoe, opp Blacksmith LaneNavenby, adj Lion & RoyalWellingore, opp Barnes LaneWellingore, adj Barnes LaneWelbourn, opp Hall Lane GreenWelbourn, in William Robertson School bus parkLeadenham, opp The GreenFulbeck, opp The Hare & Hounds InnCaythorpe, adj Red LionNormanton, opp Village PumpCarlton Scroop, opp St Nicholas ChurchHonington, Level Crossing (S-bound)Barkston, o/s Primary SchoolBarkston, adj The StagsSyston, opp Main Street Bus ShelterBelton, opp Washdyke LaneManthorpe, opp The WellGrantham, adj Highcliffe RoadGrantham, Bus Station (Stand 9) arr

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NotesLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)St Catherine’s, in Priory School Bus ParkBracebridge Heath, opp LibraryWaddington, adj Ambulance StationHarmston, opp Church LaneColeby, opp Rectory RoadBoothby Graffoe, opp Blacksmith LaneNavenby, adj Lion & RoyalWellingore, opp Barnes LaneWellingore, adj Barnes LaneWelbourn, opp Hall Lane GreenWelbourn, in William Robertson School bus parkLeadenham, opp The GreenFulbeck, opp The Hare & Hounds InnCaythorpe, adj Red LionNormanton, opp Village PumpCarlton Scroop, opp St Nicholas ChurchHonington, Level Crossing (S-bound)Barkston, o/s Primary SchoolBarkston, adj The StagsSyston, opp Main Street Bus ShelterBelton, opp Washdyke LaneManthorpe, opp The WellGrantham, adj Highcliffe RoadGrantham, Alma Park Industrial Estate (SW-bound)Grantham, Bus Station (Stand 9) arrGrantham, Bus Station (Stand 9) depGrantham, opp Brading AvenueBarrowby, opp Thorold RoadGrantham, adj Newton House Nursing HomeGonerby Hill Foot, opp Cliffe AvenueGreat Gonerby, opp Post Office

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SaturdaysLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)Bracebridge Heath, opp LibraryWaddington, adj Ambulance StationHarmston, opp Church LaneColeby, opp Rectory RoadBoothby Graffoe, opp Blacksmith LaneNavenby, adj Lion & RoyalWellingore, opp Barnes LaneWellingore, adj Barnes LaneWelbourn, opp Hall Lane GreenLeadenham, opp The GreenFulbeck, opp The Hare & Hounds InnCaythorpe, adj Red LionNormanton, opp Village PumpCarlton Scroop, opp St Nicholas ChurchHonington, Level Crossing (S-bound)Barkston, o/s Primary SchoolBarkston, adj The StagsSyston, opp Main Street Bus ShelterBelton, opp Washdyke LaneManthorpe, opp The WellGrantham, adj Highcliffe RoadGrantham, Bus Station (Arrivals)

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NotesGreat Gonerby, adj Post OfficeGonerby Hill Foot, adj Cliffe AvenueGrantham, opp Newton House Nursing HomeBarrowby, adj Thorold RoadGrantham, adj Brading AvenueGrantham, Bus Station (Stand 9)Grantham, Alma Park Industrial Estate (SW-bound)Grantham, adj Highcliffe RoadGrantham, opp Highcliffe RoadManthorpe, adj The WellBelton, adj Washdyke LaneSyston, adj Main Street Bus ShelterBarkston, opp Primary SchoolHonington, Level Crossing (N-bound)Carlton Scroop, adj St Nicholas ChurchNormanton, adj Village PumpCaythorpe, opp Red LionFulbeck, adj The Hare & Hounds InnLeadenham, adj The GreenWelbourn, in William Robertson School bus parkWelbourn, adj Hall Lane GreenWellingore, adj Barnes LaneNavenby, opp Lion & RoyalBoothby Graffoe, adj Blacksmith LaneColeby, adj Rectory RoadHarmston, adj Church LaneWaddington, opp The WheatsheafBracebridge Heath, adj LibraryLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)

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NotesGrantham, Bus Station (Stand 9)Grantham, adj Highcliffe RoadGrantham, opp Highcliffe RoadManthorpe, adj The WellBelton, adj Washdyke LaneSyston, adj Main Street Bus ShelterBarkston, opp Primary SchoolHonington, Level Crossing (N-bound)Carlton Scroop, adj St Nicholas ChurchNormanton, adj Village PumpCaythorpe, opp Red LionFulbeck, adj The Hare & Hounds InnLeadenham, adj The GreenWelbourn, in William Robertson School bus parkWelbourn, adj Hall Lane GreenWellingore, adj Barnes LaneNavenby, opp Lion & RoyalBoothby Graffoe, adj Blacksmith LaneColeby, adj Rectory RoadHarmston, adj Church LaneWaddington, opp The WheatsheafBracebridge Heath, adj LibraryLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)

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1 Grantham - Lincoln




SaturdaysGrantham, Bus Station (Stand 9)Grantham, adj Highcliffe RoadGrantham, opp Highcliffe RoadManthorpe, adj The WellBelton, adj Washdyke LaneSyston, adj Main Street Bus ShelterBarkston, opp Primary SchoolHonington, Level Crossing (N-bound)Carlton Scroop, adj St Nicholas ChurchNormanton, adj Village PumpCaythorpe, opp Red LionFulbeck, adj The Hare & Hounds InnLeadenham, adj The GreenWelbourn, adj Hall Lane GreenWellingore, adj Barnes LaneNavenby, opp Lion & RoyalBoothby Graffoe, adj Blacksmith LaneColeby, adj Rectory RoadHarmston, adj Church LaneWaddington, opp The WheatsheafBracebridge Heath, adj LibraryLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)

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SundaysGrantham, Bus Station (Stand 9)Grantham, opp Highcliffe RoadManthorpe, adj The WellBelton, adj Washdyke LaneSyston, adj Main Street Bus ShelterBarkston, opp Primary SchoolHonington, Level Crossing (N-bound)Carlton Scroop, adj St Nicholas ChurchNormanton, adj Village PumpCaythorpe, opp Red LionFulbeck, adj The Hare & Hounds InnLeadenham, adj The GreenWelbourn, adj Hall Lane GreenWellingore, adj Barnes LaneNavenby, opp Lion & RoyalBoothby Graffoe, adj Blacksmith LaneColeby, adj Rectory RoadHarmston, adj Church LaneWaddington, opp The WheatsheafBracebridge Heath, adj LibraryLincoln, Tentercroft Street (Stand E)

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CUSTOMER TIMETABLES Valid from 21st May to 9th Dec 2017

WE ARE NOW CALLING AT COTTINGHAM!

Mon–Fri Departing from LondonLondon King’s Cross 07:22 09:48 11:48 13:48 15:48 18:50 20:30Grantham 08:25 10:49 12:49 14:49 16:49 19:52 21:32Retford 08:51 11:10 13:10 15:11 17:11 20:13 21:53Doncaster 09:06 11:25 13:25 15:26 17:26 20:33 22:08Selby 09:22 11:39 13:40 15:41 17:41 20:49 22:23Howden 09:32 11:49 13:49 15:50 17:50 20:58 22:33Brough 09:45 12:01 14:01 16:02 18:03 21:10 22:46Hull 10:01 12:14 14:14 16:15 18:18 21:35 23:00

Cottingham …… …… …… …… …… 21:42 ……Beverley …… …… …… …… …… 21:47 ……

Mon–Fri Departing from Beverley / Hull

Cottingham 06:06 …… …… …… …… …… ……Hull 06:26 08:23 10:30 12:33 15:12 17:10 19:11Brough 06:38 08:36 10:43 12:45 15:24 17:22 19:23Howden 06:49 08:47 10:56 12:56 15:35 17:34 19:34Selby 07:00 09:01 11:06 13:06 15:46 17:44 19:45Doncaster 07:21 09:25 11:25 13:25 16:05 18:03 20:03Retford 07:40 09:39 11:39 13:39 16:19 18:17 20:17Grantham 08:03 10:01 12:01 14:01 16:40 18:39 20:40London 09:13 11:05 13:05 15:07 17:46 19:45 21:46 King’s Cross

Beverley 06:00 …… …… …… …… …… ……

Cottingham …… 10:57 …… …… ……Hull 09:06 11:12 14:36 16:32 18:48Brough 09:18 11:24 14:48 16:44 19:00Howden 09:30 11:35 14:59 16.55 19:11Selby 09:40 11:46 15:10 17:06 19:22Doncaster 10:00 12:04 15:28 17:27 19:40Retford 10:14 12:18 15:42 17:41 19:54Grantham 10:35 12:39 16:05 18:02 20:16Stevenage …… …… 16:52 18:50 ……London 11:40 13:44 17:14 19:15 21:19 King’s Cross

Beverley …… 10:51 …… …… ……

Beverley …… …… …… 20:43 ……

Sundays Departing from Beverley / Hull London King’s Cross 10:48 12:48 14:48 17:44 19:50Stevenage …… …… …… 18:04 ……Grantham 11:47 13:47 15:47 18:48 20:51Retford 12:08 14:08 16:08 19:08 21:12Doncaster 12:29 14:29 16:30 19:28 21:28Selby 12:44 14:45 16:45 19:46 21:43Howden 12:53 14:54 16:55 19:55 21:52Brough 13:06 15:07 17:08 20:07 22:04Hull 13:20 15:21 17:22 20:30 22:17Cottingham …… …… …… 20:37 ……

Sundays Departing from London

Saturdays Departing from Beverley / Hull

Cottingham 06:05 …… …… …… …… ……Hull 06:20 08:23 10:31 13:31 15:30 18:36Brough 06:32 08:36 10:43 13:43 15:42 18:48Howden 06:44 08:47 10:55 13:55 15:55 18:59Selby 06:58 09:03 11:06 14:05 16:05 19:10Doncaster 07:15 09:25 11:26 14:26 16:24 19:29Retford …… 09:39 11:40 14:40 16:38 19:43Grantham 07:46 09:59 12:01 15:02 17:00 20:06London 08:52 11:08 13:09 16:11 18:06 21:14 King’s Cross

Saturdays Departing from LondonLondon King’s Cross 07:13 09:48 11:48 14:48 17:48 19:48Grantham 08:20 10:49 12:49 15:49 18:49 20:52Retford 08:43 11:10 13:10 16:09 19:11 21:13Doncaster 08:58 11:25 13:25 16:26 19:26 21:28Selby 09:15 11:39 13:40 16:43 19:41 21:43Howden 09:24 11:49 13:49 16:53 19:50 21:52Brough 09:44 12:02 14:01 17:08 20:02 22:04Hull 10:01 12:18 14:14 17:25 20:25 22:17Cottingham …… …… …… …… 20:32 ……Beverley …… …… …… …… 20:38 ……

Beverley 05:59 …… …… …… …… ……

Train times Monday to Sunday

Services between:

Nottingham Skegness Valid from 11th December 2016 to 20th May 2017

7

Grantham


Services between:

Nottingham Skegness Valid from 21st May to 9th December 2017

7

Grantham

Nottingham - Grantham - Skegness Monday to FridayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

From Mansfield W Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool

London St Pancras International d 0652 0729 0829 0929 1029

Leicester d 0626 0727 0758 0848 0848 0948 0948 1048 1048 1148 1148

Nottingham 0507 0550 0641 0653 0735 0752 0835 0845 0934 0955 1034 1045 1134 1145 1234 1245

Netherfield 0851

Radcliffe 0651 0856 1255

Bingham 0521 0604 0657 0749 0902 1009 1059 1159 1301

Aslockton 0525 0753 0906 1103

Elton & Orston

Bottesford 0532 0613 0705 0759 0912 1110 1309

London Kings Cross d 0550 0630 0735 1008 1108 1208

Grantham a 0546 0627 0719 0812 0823 0906 0926 1006 1107 1123 1207 1219 1307 1323

Grantham d 0631 0723 0816 0932 1127 1225 1327

Ancaster 0834 1345

Rauceby 0746 0840

Sleaford 0657 0751 0834 0845 1003 1044 1153 1250 1355

Heckington 0704 0758 0852 1010 1051 1200 1257 1402

Swineshead 0804

Hubberts Bridge 0809

Boston a 0722 0817 0911 1026 1109 1218 1314 1420

Boston d 0625 0725 0818 0912 1026 1111 1219 1315 1421

Thorpe Culvert 0747

Wainfleet 0649 0751 0843 0936 1050 1135 1244 1340 1447

Havenhouse 0755

Skegness 0703 0805 0856 0949 1100 1150 1258 1354 1500

Mablethorpe & a 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1635

To Spalding Peterboro’ Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Nottingham - Grantham - Skegness Monday to FridayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

From Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Leicester Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Lincoln Liverpool

London St Pancras International d 1129 1229 1329 1429 1529 1629 1830

Leicester d 1248 1248 1348 1348 1448 1448 1548 1548 1548 1648 1648 1751 1751 1952 1952

Nottingham 1334 1345 1434 1445 1534 1545 1627 1635 1645 1734 1744 1837 1844 2034 2051

Netherfield 1551 1651 1750

Radcliffe 1455 1556 1656 1755 2101

Bingham 1359 1501 1602 1702 1748 1801 1858 2107

Aslockton 1403 1606 1706 1752 1805 1903 2111

Elton & Orston 1710

Bottesford 1509 1612 1714 1812 1910 2117

London Kings Cross d 1308 1408 1508 1609 1633 1749 2030

Grantham a 1405 1423 1507 1522 1608 1625 1708 1728 1809 1825 1907 1923 2107 2132

Grantham d 1427 1526 1629 1732 1829 1926 2138

Ancaster 1750 1944

Rauceby 1756 1950

Sleaford 1452 1552 1655 1753 1801 1855 1955 2120 2203

Heckington 1459 1559 1702 1808 1902 2002 2128 2210

Swineshead 1605


Boston a 1516 1619 1720 1826 1920 2018 2153 2229

Boston d 1517 1620 1721 1826 1921 2019

Thorpe Culvert 1743

Wainfleet 1542 1645 1748 1851 1946 2044

Havenhouse 1751

Skegness 1556 1659 1800 1905 1959 2057

Mablethorpe & a 1730 1830 1930

To Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Nottingham - Grantham - Skegness SaturdayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

A E

From Derby Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool

London St Pancras International d 0652 0729 0829 0929

Leicester d 0626 0728 0800 0848 0848 0948 0948 1048 1048 1148

Nottingham 0507 0550 0641 0653 0731 0745 0824 0834 0840 0934 0943 0955 1034 1045 1134 1145 1234

Netherfield 0848

Radcliffe 0852

Bingham 0521 0604 0655 0745 0858 1009 1059 1159

Aslockton 0525 0749 0902 1103

Elton & Orston

Bottesford 0532 0613 0704 0756 0909 1109

London Kings Cross d 0615 0803 1003 1103

Grantham a 0546 0627 0718 0809 0815 0907 0923 1006 1021 1107 1123 1205 1219 1306

Grantham d 0631 0724 0817 0930 1021 1127 1225

Ancaster 0835

Rauceby 0841

Sleaford 0657 0751 0835 0846 0917 0956 1055 1044 1153 1250

Heckington 0704 0758 0853 1003 1051 1200 1257

Swineshead 0804


Boston a 0722 0817 0911 0940 1021 1124 1109 1218 1314

Boston d 0625 0725 0818 0912 0950 1022 1124 1111 1219 1315

Thorpe Culvert 0747

Wainfleet 0649 0751 0843 0936 1047 1135 1244 1340

Havenhouse 0755

Skegness 0703 0805 0856 0948 1031 1100 1202 1150 1258 1354

Mablethorpe & a 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500

To Spalding Peterboro’ Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Note that the 0943 service from Nottingham to Skegness and will go via Grantham, so it will have a longer journey time than the 0955 departure from Nottingham. However, if you have a large amount of luggage please travel on the 0943 service as this is operated by a HST which will offer more space and a comfortable journey.

Nottingham - Grantham - Skegness SaturdayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

From Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Lincoln Liverpool

London St Pancras International d 1029 1129 1229 1329 1429 1529 1629 1829

Leicester d 1148 1248 1248 1348 1348 1448 1448 1548 1548 1648 1648 1748 1748 1948 1948

Nottingham 1245 1334 1345 1434 1445 1534 1545 1634 1645 1734 1744 1837 1845 2034 2051

Netherfield 1551 1651 1750

Radcliffe 1255 1556 1656 1755 2101

Bingham 1301 1359 1459 1602 1702 1748 1801 1859 2107

Aslockton 1403 1606 1706 1752 1805 1903 2111

Elton & Orston 1710

Bottesford 1309 1508 1612 1714 1812 1910 2117

London Kings Cross d 1203 1303 1403 1503 1603 1710 1748 1948

Grantham a 1325 1405 1423 1507 1522 1606 1625 1704 1728 1810 1825 1908 1923 2106 2131

Grantham d 1329 1427 1526 1629 1732 1829 1926 2136

Ancaster 1750 1944

Rauceby 1756 1950

Sleaford 1355 1452 1552 1655 1801 1855 1955 2121 2201

Heckington 1402 1459 1559 1702 1808 1902 2002 2129 2208

Swineshead 1605


Boston a 1420 1516 1619 1720 1826 1920 2018 2153 2229

Boston d 1421 1517 1620 1721 1826 1921 2019

Thorpe Culvert 1743

Wainfleet 1446 1542 1645 1748 1851 1946 2043

Havenhouse 1751

Skegness 1500 1556 1659 1800 1905 1959 2057

Mablethorpe & a 1635 1730 1830 1930

To Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Nottingham - Grantham - Skegness SundayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

B B C B B B C B C B

From Sheffield Manchester

London St Pancras International d 0900 1000 1210

Leicester d 1036 1145 1241 1336 1336

Nottingham 0815 0900 0915 0941 0952 1000 1109 1115 1139 1157 1240 1347 1357 1445 1456

Netherfield

Radcliffe

Bingham 0829 0914 0929 0955 1014 1123 1129 1211 1254 1411 1510

Aslockton

Elton & Orston

Bottesford

London Kings Cross d 1010 1120 1203 1403

Grantham a 0849 0950 1015 1027 1035 1144 1150 1213 1229 1313 1420 1431 1516 1531

Grantham d 1020 1150 1233 1350 1435 1536

Ancaster

Rauceby

Sleaford 0949 1046 1215 1259 1416 1508 1602

Heckington 0956 1053 1222 1306 1423 1515 1609

Swineshead

Hubberts Bridge

Boston a 1014 1110 1240 1323 1441 1531 1627

Boston d 0931 1016 1111 1241 1324 1445 1532 1629

Thorpe Culvert

Wainfleet 0955 1040 1136 1306 1349 1509 1557 1653

Havenhouse

Skegness 1007 1055 1150 1320 1400 1524 1611 1708

Mablethorpe & a 1320 1320 1520 1720 1920

To Norwich Norwich Norwich

Nottingham - Grantham - Skegness SundayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

B C B C

From Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool

London St Pancras International d 1410 1510 1610 1805

Leicester d 1436 1533 1533 1638 1733 1811 1910 1932

Nottingham 1550 1623 1645 1736 1816 1831 1846 1948 1948 2045

Netherfield 1629 1742

Radcliffe 1634 1746

Bingham 1640 1752 1830 1845 1900 2002 2002 2059

Aslockton 1644 1756

Elton & Orston

Bottesford 1650 1803

London Kings Cross d 1530 1743 1835

Grantham a 1620 1703 1715 1816 1850 1908 1921 2022 2022 2118

Grantham d 1707 1854 1913 2027 2027

Ancaster

Rauceby

Sleaford 1736 1920 1941 2053 2052

Heckington 1743 1927 1948 2100

Swineshead

Hubberts Bridge

Boston a 1801 1945 2010 2117

Boston d 1802 1950

Thorpe Culvert

Wainfleet 1827 2014

Havenhouse

Skegness 1838 2026

Mablethorpe & a

To Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

EM East Midlands Trains servicea Arrival timed Departure timeA Runs 22nd July to 9th September B Runs 21st May to 10th SeptemberC Runs 17th September to 3rd DecemberD Runs to 22nd July and from 16th SeptemberE Operated by our HST (High Speed Train). Runs 22nd July to 9th September (with the exception of 26th August) 123 Times in italics are for connecting services & Bus service Interconnect 9 runs to 29 October Mablethorpe bus times are correct at the time of publication, but may be subject to change. You are advised to check these on lincsinterconnect.com or with Traveline on 0871 200 22 23.

Due to the occasional late notification of essential engineering work at weekends, we strongly advise you to check your train times 24 hours before travel, by calling National Rail Enquiries on 03457 48 49 50 or by visiting eastmidlandstrains.co.uk

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Skegness - Grantham - Nottingham Monday to FridayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

From Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Mablethorpe & d 0730 0930 1030 1130

Skegness 0709 0810 0906 1015 1115 1215 1315

Havenhouse 0715

Wainfleet 0719 0818 0914 1023 1123 1223 1323

Thorpe Culvert 0723

Boston a 0745 0843 0939 1048 1148 1248 1348

Boston d 0613 0746 0845 0941 1050 1150 1250 1350


Swineshead 0757

Heckington 0627 0802 0859 0955 1104 1204 1304 1404

Sleaford 0635 0653 0811 0907 1003 1112 1212 1313 1413

Rauceby 0639 0815

Ancaster 0645 0821 1121

Grantham a 0704 0842 0939 1031 1141 1241 1342 1442

Grantham d 0610 0710 0758 0845 0855 0945 0958 1036 1100 1145 1200 1245 1259 1348 1358 1445

London Kings Cross a 0833 1035 1105 1223 1305 1425 1507 1625

Bottesford 0621 0721 0811 0956 1156 1356

Elton & Orston 0625

Aslockton 0629 0727 0818 0900 1052 1300 1500

Bingham 0633 0731 0822 0905 1004 1057 1204 1304 1407 1505

Radcliffe 0639 0737 0828 1009 1209 1510


Nottingham 0654 0753 0834 0840 0920 0926 1021 1035 1114 1134 1222 1235 1323 1336 1422 1435 1523

Leicester a 0741 0831 0923 0931 0959 1023 1059 1131 1159 1231 1259 1331 1359 1431 1459 1531 1559

London St Pancras International a 0906 0956 1056 1056 1114 1156 1214 1256 1314 1357 1414 1455 1514 1556 1614 1656 1715

To Leicester Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool

Skegness - Grantham - Nottingham Monday to FridayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM


Mablethorpe & d 1230 1330 1430 1605 1700 1810 1940

Skegness 1415 1509 1611 1730 1814 1914 2015 2102

Havenhouse 1617

Wainfleet 1423 1517 1621 1738 1822 1922 2023 2110

Thorpe Culvert 1625

Boston a 1448 1542 1648 1803 1847 1947 2048 2135

Boston d 1450 1544 1648 1805 1848 1949 2050 2137


Swineshead 1555

Heckington 1504 1601 1704 1819 1904 2005 2104 2151

Sleaford 1512 1610 1713 1827 1913 2013 2118 2200

Rauceby 1614

Ancaster 1620

Grantham a 1541 1641 1742 1941 2040 2145

Grantham d 1458 1545 1601 1645 1658 1745 1757 1857 1945 1959 2044 2059 2149

London Kings Cross a 1721 1827 1925 2128 2311 2332

Bottesford 1556 1756 1956 2200

Elton & Orston

Aslockton 1802 2002 2206

Bingham 1604 1702 1807 1903 1914 2006 2101 2210 2235

Radcliffe 2012 2107

Netherfield 2016

Nottingham 1534 1622 1635 1720 1735 1822 1835 1922 1935 2025 2031 2120 2133 2226 2253

Leicester a 1631 1657 1731 1759 1831 1859 1931 1959 2032 2123 2132 2157 2356

London St Pancras International a 1756 1815 1856 1915 1958 2016 2056 2116 2157 2305 2305 2338

To Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Manchester

Skegness - Grantham - Nottingham SaturdayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

A


Mablethorpe & d 0730 0930 1030

Skegness 0709 0815 0915 1015 1115 1140 1215

Havenhouse 0715

Wainfleet 0719 0823 0923 1023 1123 1223

Thorpe Culvert 0723

Boston a 0745 0848 0948 1048 1148 1218 1248

Boston d 0613 0746 0850 0950 1050 1150 1225 1250


Swineshead 0757

Heckington 0627 0802 0904 1005 1104 1204 1304

Sleaford 0635 0650 0811 0912 1014 1112 1212 1247 1312

Rauceby 0639 0815

Ancaster 0645 0821 1121

Grantham a 0707 0842 0941 1043 1141 1241 1341

Grantham d 0610 0710 0758 0845 0859 0945 0953 1046 1055 1145 1156 1245 1257 1346 1358

London Kings Cross a 0833 1042 1105 1233 1309 1414 1528

Bottesford 0621 0721 0811 0956 1156 1356

Elton & Orston 0625

Aslockton 0629 0727 0817 0900 1101 1300

Bingham 0633 0732 0822 0905 1004 1106 1204 1304 1405

Radcliffe 0639 0737 0827 1209


Nottingham 0654 0752 0825 0839 0920 0935 1021 1035 1123 1136 1222 1235 1323 1335 1343 1423 1435

Leicester a 0731 0831 0925 0931 0959 1031 1059 1131 1159 1231 1259 1331 1359 1431 1459 1531

London St Pancras International a 0856 0956 1014 1056 1114 1156 1214 1256 1314 1356 1414 1456 1514 1556 1614 1656

To Leicester Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Derby Liverpool

Skegness - Grantham - Nottingham SaturdayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

E

From Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Spalding

Mablethorpe & d 1130 1230 1330 1430 1605 1700 1810 1940

Skegness 1235 1315 1415 1509 1611 1724 1814 1919 2015 2102

Havenhouse 1617

Wainfleet 1323 1423 1517 1621 1732 1822 1927 2023 2110

Thorpe Culvert 1625

Boston a 1315 1348 1448 1542 1648 1757 1847 1952 2048 2135

Boston d 1315 1350 1450 1544 1648 1759 1849 1954 2050 2137


Swineshead 1555

Heckington 1404 1504 1601 1704 1813 1904 2010 2104 2151

Sleaford 1339 1413 1512 1610 1713 1821 1913 2018 2112 2200

Rauceby 1614

Ancaster 1620

Grantham a 1442 1541 1641 1742 1941 2045 2143

Grantham d 1358 1445 1458 1545 1557 1645 1656 1745 1759 1858 1945 2003 2048 2058 2147 2202


Bottesford 1556 1756 1956 2158

Elton & Orston

Aslockton 1500 1802 2002 2204

Bingham 1505 1604 1702 1807 1900 1915 2006 2105 2208 2235

Radcliffe 2012

Netherfield 2016

Nottingham 1435 1438 1523 1535 1622 1635 1720 1735 1822 1834 1922 1933 2024 2036 2125 2132 2225 2232 2254

Leicester a 1531 1559 1631 1659 1731 1759 1831 1859 1931 1959 2034 2123 2135 2157 2350

London St Pancras International a 1656 1714 1756 1814 1856 1914 1956 2014 2056 2114 2159 2315 2315

To Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Manchester

Skegness - Grantham - Nottingham SundayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

C B B B C B C B B C

From Norwich Peterboro’ Norwich Norwich

Mablethorpe & d 0930 1130 1330

Skegness 1014 1115 1227 1410 1515 1610

Havenhouse

Wainfleet 1022 1123 1235 1418 1523 1618

Thorpe Culvert

Boston a 1047 1148 1300 1443 1551 1648

Boston d 0906 1049 1149 1213 1302 1445 1552 1650

Hubberts Bridge

Swineshead

Heckington 0920 1103 1203 1227 1316 1459 1612 1704

Sleaford 0928 1111 1211 1235 1324 1507 1620 1712

Rauceby

Ancaster

Grantham a 0957 1140 1241 1304 1535 1646 1741

Grantham d 0900 1001 1001 1045 1146 1156 1201 1245 1252 1509 1540 1555 1650 1656 1745


Bottesford 1157 1303

Elton & Orston

Aslockton 1203 1309

Bingham 0917 1018 1018 1102 1207 1218 1302 1313 1400 1557 1707 1802

Radcliffe 1213 1319


Nottingham 0933 1037 1038 1120 1225 1230 1236 1321 1330 1416 1539 1617 1624 1722 1731 1820

Leicester a 1424 1623 1709 1709 1813 1913

London St Pancras International a 1557 1748 1817 1817 1925 2039

To Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool

Skegness - Grantham - Nottingham SundayService operated by EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM EM

B B C

From Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Mablethorpe & d 1530 1730

Skegness 1622 1807 1915 2043

Havenhouse

Wainfleet 1630 1815 1923 2051

Thorpe Culvert

Boston a 1655 1840 1948 2116

Boston d 1657 1842 1950 2118

Hubberts Bridge

Swineshead

Heckington 1711 1856 2004 2132

Sleaford 1719 1904 2012 2142 2142

Rauceby

Ancaster

Grantham a 1933 2041 2210 2210

Grantham d 1755 1858 1937 1957 2045 2102 2213 2213 2255

London Kings Cross a 2048 2201 2359

Bottesford

Elton & Orston

Aslockton

Bingham 1755 1812 1954 2102 2230 2230

Radcliffe

Netherfield

Nottingham 1811 1827 1933 2012 2031 2120 2134 2249 2249 2328

Leicester a 1913 2021 2153 2153

London St Pancras International a 2039 2148 2324 2324

To ManchesterManchester

EM East Midlands Trains servicea Arrival timed Departure timeA Runs 22nd July to 9th September B Runs 21st May to 10th SeptemberC Runs 17th September to 3rd December E Runs 22nd July to 9th September (with the exception of 26th August)

123 Times in italics are for connecting services & Bus service Interconnect 9 runs to 29th October Mablethorpe bus times are correct at the time of publication, but may be subject to change. You are advised to check these on lincsinterconnect.com or with Traveline on 0871 200 22 23.

Due to the occasional late notification of essential engineering work at weekends, we strongly advise you to check your train times 24 hours before travel, by calling National Rail Enquiries on 03457 48 49 50 or by visiting eastmidlandstrains.co.uk


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Mondays to Fridays 22 May to 8 December 2017 Northbound

London King's Cross d 0550 0615 0630 0700 0705 0708 0730 0735 0800 0806 0830 0835 0900 0903 0908 0930 0935

Stevenage d 0611 0635 0650 0728 0755 0812p 0855 0929 0955

Peterborough d 0642 0706 notes a connecting 0746 0752 0759 0816 0853 0916 0946 0952 1000 1016

Grantham d 0702 0726 0740 0819 0840 0940 1021 1040

Newark North Gate d 0714 0738 0831 0844 0944 1033 1044

Lincoln Central a 0812m 0902m 0953p 1023m 1114m

Retford d 0729 0754 0846 1049

Doncaster d 0615 0745 0811 0815 0843 0901 0910 0914 0942 1010 1014 1043 1105 1111 1114

Wakefield Westgate a 0802 0832 0900 0931 1000 1031 1100 1131

Leeds a 0818 0848 0917 0946 1015 1048 1116 1147

Leeds d 0710

Shipley a

Bradford Forster Square a 0852k 0924g 0957g 1025g 1056g 1124g 1156g 1224g

Keighley a 0911k 0951k 1011k 1021k 1051k 1151k

Skipton a 0924k 1009k 1024k 1039k 1109k 1209k

Harrogate a 0905k 0919y 0934k 0944y 1004k 1034k 1104k 1134k 1144y 1204k 1234k

Selby a 0858k 0906y 1058k 1131y

Brough a

Hull a 0913b 0958b 1010b 1055b 1110b 1159b 1209b

York a 0636 0733 0832 0851 0925 0932 0950 1032 1052 1130 1132

York d 0639 0737 0835 0855 0935 0953 1035 1055 1136

Northallerton a 0853 0928y 1054 1128y

Darlington d 0707 0806 0908 0923 1004 1022 1108 1123 1205

Durham a 0723 0822 0924 0957f 1020 1057f 1124 1157f 1221

Newcastle a 0739 0838 0940 0951 1037 1050 1142 1151 1239

Newcastle d 0622 0743 0840 0947 0954 1042 1052 1154 1243

Sunderland a 1049n 1149n 1249n

Morpeth a 0636 0824n 0854 1036n 1136n 1236n 1256

Alnmouth a 0653 0808 1107 1310

Berwick-upon-Tweed a 0717 0832 0929 1038 1136 1238

Dunbar a 0741 0855 0954 1137n 1327e 1339n

Edinburgh Waverley a 0807 0921 1020 1112 1120 1209 1219 1320 1413

Edinburgh Waverley d 1028

Haymarket a 1031

Motherwell a

Glasgow Central a 0919q 1036q 1119q 1222q 1319q 1419q

Inverkeithing a 0903e 0956e 1047 1158e 1257e 1404e

Kirkcaldy a 0910e 1012e 1104 1214e 1313e 1426e

Leuchars a 0925e 1105e 1128 1227e 1323e 1505e

Dundee a 0939e 1121e 1143 1240e 1336e 1521e

Arbroath a 0959e 1200 1257e 1355e

Montrose a 1216 1409e

Stonehaven a 1035e 1239 1331e 1431e

Aberdeen a 1055e 1301 1351e 1450e

Falkirk Grahamston a

Stirling a 0925e 1025e 1125e 1225e 1325e 1425e

Gleneagles a

Perth a 0949e 1054e 1154e 1256e 1355e 1450e

Pitlochry a

Kingussie a

Aviemore a

Inverness a 1158e 1329h 1415e 1523h 1654e


London King's Cross d

Stevenage d

Peterborough d

Grantham d

Newark North Gate d

Lincoln Central a

Retford d

Doncaster d

Wakefield Westgate a

Leeds a

Leeds d

Shipley a

Bradford Forster Square a

Keighley a

Skipton a

Harrogate a

Selby a

Brough a

Hull a

York a

York d

Northallerton a

Darlington d

Durham a

Newcastle a

Newcastle d

Sunderland a

Morpeth a

Alnmouth a

Berwick-upon-Tweed a

Dunbar a

Edinburgh Waverley a

Edinburgh Waverley d

Haymarket a

Motherwell a

Glasgow Central a

Inverkeithing a

Kirkcaldy a

Leuchars a

Dundee a

Arbroath a

Montrose a

Stonehaven a

Aberdeen a


Stirling a

Gleneagles a

Perth a

Pitlochry a

Kingussie a

Aviemore a

Inverness a

NL HC

1000 1003 1008 1030 1035 1100 1105 1108 1130 1135 1200 1203 1208 1230 1235 1300 1305 1308 1330 1335

1029 1055 1129 1156 1229 1255 1329 1355

1051 1101 1116 1152 1159 1216 1251 1300 1316 1346 1352 1400 1416

1121 1140 1219 1241 1322 1340 1421 1440

11a35 1144 1231 1244 13a34 1344 1434 1444

1236m 1330m 1503p 1555m

1246 1449

1142 1210 1214 1242 1305 1310 1314 1342 1410 1414 1442 1504 1511 1514

1200 1231 1300 1332 1400 1431 1459 1531

1216 1248 1316 1348 1416 1448 1516 1548

1256g 1324g 1357g 1424g 1456g 1524g 1556g 1623g

1251k 1340k 1351k 1451k 1551k

1309k 1355k 1409k 1509k 1609k

1244y 1304k 1334k 1334y 1404k 1434k 1444y 1504k 1534k 1544y 1604k 1634k

1258k 1306y 1458k 1521y

1257b 1308b 1355b 1410b 1501b 1511b 1555b 1607b

1151 1232 1250 1329 1332 1352 1432 1451 1530 1532

1154 1235 1253 1336 1355 1435 1454 1535

1228y 1254 1328y 1428y 1454 1528y 1554

1222 1308 1321 1406 1423 1508 1522 1608

1257f 1324 1357f 1422 1457f 1524 1557f 1624

1250 1342 1349 1439 1452 1540 1550 1640

1253 1345 1352 1444 1455 1554 1643

1349n 1450n 1549n 1651n 1714n

1336n 1436n 1537n 1636n 1656

1401n 1509 1600n 1700n 1710

1337 1429 1539 1638

1527e 1540n 1658e 1742n 1850e

1420 1514 1517 1613 1622 1721 1813

1428 1633

1431 1637

1521q 1621q 1721q 1739q 1839q 1920q

1447 1557e 1656e 1813e 1848e

1504 1613e 1712e 1817e

1529 1624e 1725e 1809e 1833e

1546 1637e 1738e 1825e 1847e

1604 1655e 1756e 1905e

1620 1709e 1810e 1922e

1643 1733e 1836e 1943e

1704 1753e 1901e 2007e

1704

1526e 1625e 1719 1829e

1739

1554e 1655e 1758 1858e

1830

1915

1928

1821h 2004 2101e



Stevenage d

Peterborough d

Grantham d

Newark North Gate d

Lincoln Central a

Retford d

Doncaster d


Leeds a

Leeds d

Shipley a


Keighley a

Skipton a

Harrogate a

Selby a

Brough a

Hull a

York a

York d

Northallerton a

Darlington d

Durham a

Newcastle a

Newcastle d

Sunderland a

Morpeth a

Alnmouth a


Dunbar a



Haymarket a

Motherwell a

Glasgow Central a

Inverkeithing a

Kirkcaldy a

Leuchars a

Dundee a

Arbroath a

Montrose a

Stonehaven a

Aberdeen a


Stirling a

Gleneagles a

Perth a

Pitlochry a

Kingussie a

Aviemore a

Inverness a

1400 1405 1408 1430 1435 1500 1505 1508 1530 1535 1600 1606 1609 1630 1633 1700 1703 1719 1730 1733

1428 1455 1529 1555 1630 1653 1755

1451 1500 1516 1551 1600 1616 1654 1701 1716 1750 1808 1817

1520 1540 1621 1641 1722 1740 1829 1842

15a34 1544 1633 1644 17a36 1744 1841 1846

1647p 1713m 1750p

1649 1802

1542 1610 1614 1641 1705 1710 1714 1745 1810 1818 1841 1910 1915

1559 1631 1659 1731 1805 1835 1859 1933

1616 1648 1716 1747 1820 1851 1917 1948

1959

1656g 1723g 1757g 1824g 1859g 1924g 1956g 2024g

1651k 1751k 1829k 1921k 1942k 2023k 2051k

1709k 1810k 1845k 1940k 1957k 2041k 2107k

1644y 1705k 1734k 1743y 1804k 1834k 1842y 1934k 1946y 2005k 2023

1637y 1658k 1904k 1913y 1925

1947

1657b 1709b 1754b 1811b 1905b 1908b 1950b 2005

1552 1632 1651 1729 1731 1752 1832 1850 1926

1555 1635 1654 1736 1754 1836 1853 1929

1628y 1654 1728y 1754 1829y 1856 1930y

1623 1708 1722 1809 1823 1910 1922 1957

1657f 1724 1757f 1825 1858f 1926 1948f 2013

1651 1740 1750 1841 1851 1942 1950 2029

1655 1753 1844 1855 1945 1953 2033

1750n 1850n 1951n 2050n

1736n 1841n 1958 2050n

1800n 1909 2000n 2026n 2058

1739 1837 1939 2037

1944n 2120e 2142

1822 1920 2013 2022 2112 2122 2208

1833 1925 2017 2032

1836 1928 2021 2035

2103

1936q 2024q 2125 2151q 2225q 2251q

1853 2003e 2051 2216e

1911 2019e 2109 2215e

1939 2029e 2137 2239e

1953 2043e 2152 2252e

2011 2100e 2209 2309e

2027 2114e 2225 2323e

2050 2136e 2248 2345e

2111 2156e 2310 0007e

1954

1926e 2015 2126e 2225e

2001e 2100e 2158e 2304e

2317e



Stevenage d

Peterborough d

Grantham d

Newark North Gate d

Lincoln Central a

Retford d

Doncaster d


Leeds a

Leeds d

Shipley a


Keighley a

Skipton a

Harrogate a

Selby a

Brough a

Hull a

York a

York d

Northallerton a

Darlington d

Durham a

Newcastle a

Newcastle d

Sunderland a

Morpeth a

Alnmouth a


Dunbar a



Haymarket a

Motherwell a

Glasgow Central a

Inverkeithing a

Kirkcaldy a

Leuchars a

Dundee a

Arbroath a

Montrose a

Stonehaven a

Aberdeen a


Stirling a

Gleneagles a

Perth a

Pitlochry a

Kingussie a

Aviemore a

Inverness a

FX FO

1749 1800 1803 1819 1830 1833 1900 1903 1906 1930 1930 1933 2000 2005 2035 2100 2135 2200 2257 2330

1809p 1853 1928 1953 2055 2121 2157

1837 1851 1907 1918 1953 2000 2016 2016 2051 2126 2151 2228 2247 23s45 00s17

1906 1927 1942 2021 2040 2146 2249 2309 00s07 00s45

1922 1946 2036 2044 2044 2120 2159 2219 2302 2321 00s19 00s57

2001m 2027m 2102 2340m

1928 2005 2319

1944 1950 2012 2021 2041 2110 2110 2114 2145 2223 2248 2335 2352 00s55 01s24

2002 2007 2038 2100 2131 2207 2240 2352

2020 2021 2053 2117 2149 2223 2257 0008 0234

2039 2101

21s13

2053g 2123 2156g 2228g 2256g 2329g

20s57 2132k 2223k 2253k 2323k 2346k

2113 2149k 2241k 2309k 2341k 0004k

2044y 2145y 2204k 2246y 2317k 0011k

2039y

2055b 2106b 2257b

1948 2016 2032 2050 2131 2131 2150 2310 0038 0130

1951 2020 2036 2053 2134 2134 2153 2313 0042

2028y 2038 2133y 2152 2152 2306y 2343 01s10

2019 2053 2105 2121 2207 2207 2221 2357 01s24

2057f 2109 2121 2202f 2223 2223 2237 0013 01s43

2047 2125 2137 2149 2239 2239 2254 0041 0214

2051 2140 2154 2242 2300

2137n 2320

2153 2219n 2255

2158n 2209 2311

2135 2238 2336

2220 2315 2328 0026

2322q 0027q

2301e

2323e

0025e

0041e

2325e 0025e

0005e

Notes

Bold type denotes a direct train serviceLight type denotes a connecting train service

FS The Flying Scotsman HC The Highland ChieftainNL The Northern Lights WR West Riding Limited

FO Runs on Fridays only FX Runs Mondays to Thursday

* Also calls at Horsforth at 0753 to pick up only^ also calls at Carrbirdge 1011, Newtonmore 1037, Blair Atholl 1109

Dunkeld & Birnam 1137 and Dunblane 1228.a Arrival timeb Change at Doncasterd Departure timee Change at Edinburgh

Complimentary First Class

You lucky lot have a complimentary food and drinks menu to look forward to onboard, so we've popped a few details below and shaded the timetable so you know what's in-store on each service. Enjoy!.

If you're travelling with us for a shorter journey we may not have the full First Class catering offer available. But rest assured you can still look forward to complimentary drinks and snacks, so you're refreshed and refuelled for whatever lies ahead.

On journeys under 70 minutes which are shown with no shading, non alcoholic drinks and snacks will be served on the house and to your seat.

Catering info shown is correct at time of going to print. Food orders are taken at key stations throughout your journey. f Change at Darlington

g Change at Leeds, arrives at or departs from Bradford InterchangeChef cooked breakfast h Change at Edinburgh & Perth or vice versa

j Change at Edinburgh & Stirling or vice versaBreakfast k Change at Leeds, arrives at or departs from Bradford Interchange

m Change at Newark north GateRest of day n Change at Newcastle

p Change at PeterboroughEvening meal q Change at Edinburgh, arrives at or departs from Glasgow Queen Street

s Train only stops to let passengers alightu Train only stops to pick passengers upy Change at YorkM In addition to the connecting rail services shown to and from Sunderland

operated by Northern Rail, connections are also provided by Metro. Thesetrains depart from and arrive at Newcastle Central Railway Station. Metrotrains run at frequent intervals with up to five trains an hour at peak times, journey time is approximately 30 minutes. For further informationplease ring 03457 48 49 50. Through tickets are available to mostdestinations.


Services between: Liverpool Manchester Sheffield

Nottingham

Grantham

Peterborough

Ely

Norwich

Valid from 21st May to 9th December 2017

2

Travel assistanceEvery day we help people book tickets and we also provide a free service for our older and disabled passengers to get on and off trains and get around our stations. All our trains have wheelchair spaces and universal toilets with baby changing facilities.

If you need some help on your journey then please get in touch with us by phone: 08000 11 33 23, online: eastmidlandstrains.co.uk or TextDirect: 18001 08000 11 33 23. If you’re able to get in touch at least 12 hours before your journey this helps us make sure that one of our team will be available to help.

Collect a leaflet at our manned stations or find it at: eastmidlandstrains.co.uk to see our commitments to you.

Ticket information and penalty faresIf you’re getting on at a station that has a Ticket Office, a ticket machine or a Permit to Travel machine, you must buy your ticket before you get on the train. If there are no ticket facilities at the station, you can buy a range of tickets on board from the Train Manager or Senior Conductor. It’s your responsibility to approach them as soon as you can when you get on the train.

Failure to buy a ticket for your entire journey could mean you’re charged a penalty fare (details on the website: eastmidlandstrains.co.uk) or get prosecuted for fare evasion. We’d rather not go down that route if we don’t have to and if you buy a ticket then we won’t have to.

Keep your ticket until you leave the station as there may be ticket gates or a member of staff may ask to see it.

Cycles on our routeThere are two cycle spaces available on each train, free of charge. Book in advance via the website to guarantee travel:

eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/cycles or call 03457 125 678.

Folding bikes can be taken onto all trains without a reservation, as long as they can be safely kept in the luggage racks.

A whopping 88 of our 90 stations offer free cycle storage and we have secure, state-of-the-art cycle hubs at Sheffield, Nottingham and Loughborough. Some stations have integrated changing facilities and even a local cycle shop for all your cycling needs, including repairs.

Delay RepayWe hate to be late as much as you do. Our Delay Repay scheme is an easy method of claiming compensation for delays of over 30 minutes. For more information visit: eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/information/Delay-Repay or pick up a form from one of our manned stations.

Catering Fancy a cuppa? Our trolleys are packed with nibbles and drinks to keep you refreshed during your journey. They roll down the aisles of most of our services on the Liverpool to Peterborough part of the route. (You can see where in the blue shaded sections).

Reservations Be the envy of the carriage by reserving a seat for your journey. You can do it up until 2359 the night before travel, and it’s free to do. Advance tickets can be bought from eastmidlandstrains.co.uk or via the East Midlands Trains app. Have both your ticket and reservation when you travel.

Ways to get in touchTwitter: @EMTrains

Email: [email protected]

Website: eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/contactus

Post: Customer Service Centre, East Midlands Trains, 1 Prospect Place, Millennium Way, Pride Park, Derby, DE24 8HG

Telephone: 03457 125 678

TextDirect: 18001 03457 125 678

National Rail Enquires: 03457 48 49 50 or visit nationalrail.co.uk

Transport Focus: 0300 123 2350 or visit transportfocus.org.uk

Check our app or website for up-to-date information on engineering works: eastmidlandstrains.co.uk.

Liverpool to Norwich Monday to Friday§L § §L| §| | | §| §| | | | |

Liverpool Lime Street 0647 0742 0852 0952 1052 1152Liverpool South Parkway W 0657 0753 0903 1003 1103 1203Widnes 0707 0805 0911 1011 1111 1211Warrington Central 0715 0813 0919 1019 1119 1219Manchester Oxford Rd 0738 0839 0939 1039 1139 1239Manchester Piccadilly W 0742 0843 0943 1043 1143 1243Stockport 0754 0854 0954 1054 1154 1254Sheffield d 0724 0837 0937 1037 1137 1237 1337Dronfield Chesterfield 0737 0852 0952 1052 1152 1252 1352Alfreton 0748 0903 1003 1103 1203 1303 1403Langley Mill 0757 Ilkeston 1112Nottingham a 0823 0927 1027 1127 1227 1327 1427Nottingham d 0456 0507 0610 0752 0835 0934 1034 1134 1234 1334 1434Grantham a 0546 0823 0906 1006 1107 1207 1307 1405 1507Grantham d 0551 0828 0912 1011 1110 1211 1309 1410 1511Peterborough d 0627 0623a 0736 0859 0940 1045 1141 1242 1341 1441 1540March 0643 0752Ely d 0705 0815 0945 1017 1121 1216 1317 1416 1516 1616

Cambridge 0734a 0843a 1006a 1041a 1141a 1241a 1342a 1441a 1541a 1642aStansted Airport W 0839a 0940a 1040a 1140a 1240a 1340a 1440a 1540a 1640a 1740a

Brandon 0720 Thetford 0729 0837 1006 1038 1143 1238 1339 1438 1538 1637Attleborough 0743 0851 Wymondham 0750 0858 Norwich 0813 0913 1044 1112 1215 1313 1413 1511 1613 1713

Key to timetable symbolsa Arrival time

d Departure time

123 Connection times

| An at seat service of refreshments is available, shown in the blue shaded section

L This service also calls at Loughborough. Please visit nationalrail.co.uk for full service details

W Our train services offer connections to International Airports. Change at Manchester Piccadilly for Manchester Airport

§ Service also calls at other stations, Please visit nationalrail.co.uk for full service details

Liverpool to Norwich Monday to Friday| | §| §| §| | | | §|

Liverpool Lime Street 1252 1352 1452 1552 1652 1752 1852 1952 2137Liverpool South Parkway W 1303 1403 1503 1603 1703 1803 1903 2003 2147Widnes 1311 1411 1511 1611 1711 1811 1911 2011 2155Warrington Central 1319 1419 1519 1619 1719 1819 1919 2019 2203Manchester Oxford Rd 1339 1439 1539 1639 1739 1839 1939 2039 2224Manchester Piccadilly W 1343 1443 1543 1643 1743 1843 1943 2043 2228Stockport 1354 1454 1554 1655 1754 1854 1954 2054 2238Sheffield d 1437 1537 1637 1745 1852 1937 2041 2137 2337Dronfield 1648 1755 2149 Chesterfield 1452 1552 1653 1801 1907 1952 2056 2155 0002Alfreton 1503 1603 1704 1811 1918 2003 2108 2205 Langley Mill 2213 Ilkeston 1612 2218Nottingham a 1527 1627 1727 1831 1941 2027 2133 2235 0040Nottingham d 1534 1635 1734 1837 2034 Grantham a 1608 1708 1809 1907 2107Grantham d 1610 1713 1811 1909 2110 Peterborough d 1641 1744 1845 1942 2139 March 1900Ely d 1716 1820 1928 2018 2216

Cambridge 1743a 1901a 1952a 2059a 2310aStansted Airport W 1854a 1940a 2040a 2140a

Brandon Thetford 1738 1841 1951 2038 2237 Attleborough 2251 Wymondham 2258 Norwich 1813 1915 2022 2113 2318


a Arrival time

d Departure time



L This service also calls at Loughborough. Please visit nationalrail.co.uk for full service details



Liverpool to Norwich Saturday§L § §L| | | | | §| §| | | |

Liverpool Lime Street 0649 0742 0852 0952 1052Liverpool South Parkway W 0659 0752 0903 1003 1103Widnes 0707 0805 0911 1011 1111Warrington Central 0715 0813 0919 1019 1119Manchester Oxford Rd 0738 0839 0939 1039 1139Manchester Piccadilly W 0742 0843 0943 1043 1143Stockport 0754 0854 0954 1054 1154Sheffield d 0737 0834 0837 0937 1037 1137 1237DronfieldChesterfield 0750 0847 0852 0952 1052 1152 1252Alfreton 0801 0857 0903 1003 1103 1203 1303Langley Mill 0809Ilkeston 1112Nottingham a 0825 0919 0927 1027 1127 1227 1327Nottingham d 0505 0507 0610 0745 0834 0934 1034 1134 1234 1334Grantham a 0546 0815 0907 1006 1107 1205 1306 1405Grantham d 0551 0820 0910 1009 1109 1209 1309 1407Peterborough d 0627 0625a 0735 0858 0943 1040 1141 1240 1340 1443March 0643 0751Ely d 0706 0814 0941 1021 1116 1216 1316 1416 1521

Cambridge 0742a 0841a 1008a 1041a 1141a 1241a 1341a 1441a 1541aStansted Airport W 0839a 0940a 1040a 1140a 1240a 1340a 1440a 1540a 1640a

Brandon 0722Thetford 0730 0836 1007 1043 1137 1238 1337 1437 1542Attleborough 0744 0850Wymondham 0751 0857Norwich 0813 0915 1043 1115 1213 1313 1413 1513 1615

Liverpool to Norwich Saturday| | | §| §| §| | | | §|

Liverpool Lime Street 1152 1252 1352 1452 1552 1652 1752 1852 1952 2052 2137Liverpool South Parkway W 1203 1303 1403 1503 1603 1703 1803 1903 2003 2103 2147Widnes 1211 1311 1411 1511 1611 1711 1811 1911 2011 2111 2155Warrington Central 1219 1319 1419 1519 1619 1719 1819 1919 2019 2119 2203Manchester Oxford Rd 1239 1339 1439 1539 1639 1739 1839 1939 2039 2139 2224Manchester Piccadilly W 1243 1343 1443 1543 1643 1743 1843 1943 2043 2143 2228Stockport 1254 1354 1454 1554 1654 1754 1854 1954 2054 2152 2238Sheffield d 1337 1437 1537 1637 1741 1840 1937 2039 2138 2242 2320 2338Dronfield 1648 1751 2149Chesterfield 1352 1452 1552 1653 1757 1857 1952 2054 2154 2256 2332 2353Alfreton 1403 1503 1603 1704 1808 1908 2003 2105 2205 2307Langley Mill 2213Ilkeston 1612 2218Nottingham a 1427 1527 1627 1727 1829 1930 2027 2133 2234 2328 0030Nottingham d 1434 1534 1634 1734 1837 2034Grantham a 1507 1606 1704 1810 1908 2106Grantham d 1510 1607 1708 1814 1909 2107Peterborough d 1541 1639 1740 1844 1941 2140March 1901Ely d 1616 1716 1816 1922 2016 2217

Cambridge 1641a 1741a 1841a 1959a 2059a 2303aStansted Airport W 1740a 1853a 1940a 2040a 2140a

BrandonThetford 1638 1737 1837 1943 2038 2238Attleborough 2252Wymondham 2259Norwich 1713 1813 1913 2016 2113 2319


a Arrival time

d Departure time





A Runs to Sunday 10th September

Liverpool to Norwich SundayA | A| §| | | | | |§ |§ | |§

Liverpool Lime Street 1252 1352 1452 1552 1654 1752Liverpool South Parkway W 1303 1403 1503 1603 1705 1803Widnes 1311 1411 1511 1611 1713 1811Warrington Central 1319 1419 1519 1619 1721 1819Manchester Oxford Rd 1339 1439 1539 1639 1741 1839Manchester Piccadilly W 1243 1344 1444 1544 1644 1746 1844Stockport 1255 1354 1454 1553 1654 1755 1854Sheffield d 1035 1048 1243 1348 1441 1539 1643 1740 1839 1940DronfieldChesterfield 1048 1104 1257 1402 1455 1553 1657 1754 1854 1954Alfreton 1114 1308 1412 1508 1603 1707 1805 1905 2005Langley Mill 1515 1611 1715 1812 1912 2012Ilkeston 1422 1817Nottingham a 1121 1139 1334 1435 1532 1628 1730 1834 1933 2030Nottingham d 0952 1139 1240 1347 1445 1550 1645 1736 1846 2045Grantham a 1027 1213 1313 1420 1516 1620 1715 1816 1921 2118Grantham d 1029 1223 1315 1422 1520 1622 1721 1817 1924 2120Peterborough d 1109 1256 1343 1458 1558 1659 1757 1849 1959 2153March 1125 1813Ely d 1149 1334 1419 1534 1634 1736 1836 1926 2036 2229

Cambridge 1215a 1408a 1508a 1608a 1708a 1808a 1908a 2007a 2107a 2306aStansted Airport W 1445a 1445a 1545a 1645a 1745a 1845a 1945a 2045a 2145a

Brandon 1205 1435Thetford 1213 1355 1443 1555 1655 1757 1857 1950 2057 2250Attleborough 1227 1457 2111 2304Wymondham 1234 1508 2118 2311Norwich 1253 1428 1524 1635 1726 1830 1929 2026 2137 2324

Liverpool to Norwich Sunday| §

Liverpool Lime Street 1852 1952 2121Liverpool South Parkway W 1903 2003 2131Widnes 1911 2011 2139Warrington Central 1919 2019 2147Manchester Oxford Rd 1939 2039 2207Manchester Piccadilly W 1944 2044 2211Stockport 1954 2054 2228Sheffield d 2040 2140 2330Dronfield 2150Chesterfield 2054 2156 2344Alfreton 2105 2206 2355Langley Mill 2112 2214 0002IlkestonNottingham a 2133 2236 0023Nottingham dGrantham aGrantham dPeterborough dMarchEly d

CambridgeStansted Airport W

BrandonThetfordAttleboroughWymondhamNorwich


a Arrival time

d Departure time





Norwich to Liverpool Monday to Friday§| §| | | §| §| | | | | | §|

Norwich 0550 0651 0757 0857 0957 1057 1157 1257Wymondham 0602 Attleborough 0609 Thetford 0623 0719 0824 0924 1024 1124 1224 1324Brandon

Stansted Airport W 0516d 0612d 0721d 0821d 0921d 1027d 1127d 1227dCambridge 0615d 0721d 0810d 0909d 1015d 1110d 1210d 1310d

Ely d 0651 0744 0848 0946 1053 1148 1248 1348March 0707 0800 0907 1208Peterborough d 0727 0824 0927 1028 1128 1226 1326 1426Grantham a 0755 0854 0957 1058 1158 1258 1356 1457Grantham d 0758 0855 0958 1100 1200 1259 1358 1458Nottingham a 0840 0926 1035 1134 1235 1336 1435 1534Nottingham d 0521 0639 0746 0847 0947 1047 1147 1247 1347 1447 1547Ilkeston 0759 1300 1600Langley Mill Alfreton 0700 0810 0908 1008 1108 1208 1310 1408 1508 1610Chesterfield 0549 0710 0743 0820 0920 1020 1120 1220 1321 1420 1520 1620Dronfield 0718 0749 0827 Sheffield d 0618 0732 0800a 0840 0940 1040 1140 1240 1340 1440 1540 1640Stockport 0722 0824 0924 1026 1126 1226 1326 1426 1526 1626 1726Manchester Piccadilly W 0734 0837 0937 1037 1137 1237 1337 1437 1537 1637 1737Manchester Oxford Rd 0737 0841 0941 1041 1141 1241 1341 1441 1541 1641 1741Warrington Central 0753 0857 0958 1057 1157 1257 1357 1457 1557 1657 1803Widnes 0801 0905 1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 1605 1705 1811Liverpool South Parkway W 0818 0915 1016 1115 1215 1315 1415 1515 1615 1715 1822Liverpool Lime Street 0832 0932 1031 1131 1231 1331 1431 1531 1631 1731 1835

Norwich to Liverpool Monday to Friday§| | §| §| | | | §

Norwich 1357 1457 1548 1657 1754 1857Wymondham 1709 1806 Attleborough 1605 1813 Thetford 1424 1524 1623 1727 1827 1924Brandon

Stansted Airport W 1327d 1427d 1527d 1627d 1727d 1821dCambridge 1410d 1510d 1619d 1721d 1822d 1925d

Ely d 1448 1547 1647 1752 1852 1952March 1908Peterborough d 1528 1627 1724 1826 1926 2027 2131Grantham a 1559 1657 1756 1855 1958 2057Grantham d 1601 1658 1757 1857 1959 2059Nottingham a 1635 1735 1835 1935 2031 2133 2254Nottingham d 1647 1747 1847 1941 2033 2146 IlkestonLangley Mill 1803 2050 2203 Alfreton 1708 1811 1908 2002 2058 2211 Chesterfield 1720 1820 1920 2012 2109 2222 Dronfield Sheffield d 1740 1840 1940 2031 2123a 2236a Stockport 1826 1925 2026 2124 Manchester Piccadilly W 1837 1937 2037 2136 Manchester Oxford Rd 1841 1941 2041 Warrington Central 1857 1957 2057 Widnes 1905 2005 2105 Liverpool South Parkway W 1919 2019 2119 Liverpool Lime Street 1934 2035 2136


a Arrival time

d Departure time





Norwich to Liverpool Saturday§| §| | | §| §| | | | | | §|

Norwich 0550 0653 0757 0857 0957 1057 1157 1257Wymondham 0602Attleborough 0609Thetford 0623 0722 0824 0924 1024 1124 1224 1324Brandon

Stansted Airport W 0525d 0627d 0727d 0827d 0927d 1027d 1127d 1227dCambridge 0605d 0700d 0810d 0910d 1010d 1110d 1210d 1310d

Ely d 0648 0748 0848 0946 1048 1148 1248 1348March 0707 0804 0905 1205Peterborough d 0727 0828 0925 1022 1123 1224 1328 1426Grantham a 0755 0858 0953 1053 1155 1257 1356 1457Grantham d 0758 0859 0953 1055 1156 1257 1358 1458Nottingham a 0839 0935 1035 1136 1235 1335 1435 1535Nottingham d 0520 0640 0746 0847 0947 1047 1147 1247 1347 1447 1547Ilkeston 0759 1300 1600Langley MillAlfreton 0701 0809 0908 1008 1108 1208 1310 1408 1508 1610Chesterfield 0549 0711 0743 0820 0920 1020 1120 1220 1321 1420 1520 1621Dronfield 0718 0749 0826Sheffield d 0620 0732 0759a 0840 0940 1040 1140 1240 1340 1440 1540 1640Stockport 0722 0824 0925 1026 1126 1226 1326 1426 1526 1626 1726Manchester Piccadilly W 0734 0837 0937 1037 1137 1237 1337 1437 1537 1637 1737Manchester Oxford Rd 0737 0841 0941 1041 1141 1241 1341 1441 1541 1641 1741Warrington Central 0753 0857 0957 1057 1157 1257 1357 1457 1557 1657 1803Widnes 0801 0905 1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 1605 1705 1811Liverpool South Parkway W 0818 0915 1015 1115 1215 1315 1415 1515 1615 1715 1822Liverpool Lime Street 0831 0931 1031 1131 1231 1331 1431 1531 1631 1731 1835

Norwich to Liverpool Saturday§| | | §| | |

Norwich 1357 1457 1552 1654 1750 1857Wymondham 1706 1802Attleborough 1609 1809Thetford 1424 1524 1623 1724 1823 1924Brandon

Stansted Airport W 1327d 1427d 1527d 1627d 1727d 1827dCambridge 1410d 1510d 1610d 1710d 1810d 1910d

Ely d 1448 1547 1647 1747 1848 1948March 1905Peterborough d 1524 1627 1725 1826 1930 2026 2127Grantham a 1555 1655 1757 1855 1957 2058 2200Grantham d 1557 1656 1759 1858 2003 2058 2202Nottingham a 1635 1735 1834 1933 2036 2132 2232Nottingham d 1644 1744 1847 1939 2016IlkestonLangley Mill 1800 2033Alfreton 1705 1808 1908 2000 2041Chesterfield 1715 1818 1920 2010 2052DronfieldSheffield d 1738 1837 1940 2032 2105aStockport 1826 1925 2026 2118Manchester Piccadilly W 1837 1937 2037 2128Manchester Oxford Rd 1841 1941 2041Warrington Central 1858 1957 2057Widnes 1906 2005 2105Liverpool South Parkway W 1920 2015 2121Liverpool Lime Street 1936 2031 2133


a Arrival time

d Departure time





A Runs to Sunday 10th September B Runs from Sunday 17th September

Norwich to Liverpool Sunday§ | | A| B| §| | | | | §| |

Norwich 0947 1047 1347 1453 1554 1654WymondhamAttleboroughThetford 1015 1114 1414 1520 1621 1721Brandon

Stansted Airport W 1025d 1325d 1425d 1625dCambridge 1006d 1106d 1406d 1506d 1706d

Ely d 1041 1139 1440 1546 1748March 1603Peterborough d 1114 1216 1431 1523 1624 1723 1826Grantham a 1153 1246 1506 1553 1654 1753 1856Grantham d 1156 1252 1509 1555 1656 1755 1858Nottingham a 1230 1330 1539 1624 1731 1827 1933Nottingham d 0947 1048 1144 1240 1240 1342 1447 1547 1642 1739 1840 1943Ilkeston 1156 1657Langley Mill 1256 1256 1358 1503 1703 1757 1856Alfreton 1005 1109 1208 1304 1304 1406 1511 1608 1711 1805 1904 2004Chesterfield 1018 1119 1218 1317 1317 1416 1521 1618 1722 1816 1915 2014Dronfield 1025Sheffield d 1041 1139 1239 1338 1338 1437 1543 1639 1744 1836 1935 2035Stockport 1126 1226 1326 1426 1426 1526 1626 1729 1826 1926 2026 2124Manchester Piccadilly W 1138 1238 1338 1438 1438 1538 1638 1738 1838 1938 2038 2137Manchester Oxford Rd 1142 1242 1342 1442 1442 1542 1642 1742 1842 1942Warrington Central 1159 1259 1358 1458 1458 1558 1658 1759 1858 1958Widnes 1206 1306 1406 1506 1506 1606 1706 1806 1906 2006Liverpool South Parkway W 1217 1317 1416 1516 1516 1616 1716 1817 1917 2016Liverpool Lime Street 1230 1330 1430 1530 1530 1630 1730 1830 1930 2030

Norwich to Liverpool Sunday|

Norwich 1754 1856 2052WymondhamAttleboroughThetford 1821 1923 2119Brandon

Stansted Airport W 1725d 1825d 1925dCambridge 1806d 1906d 2106d

Ely d 1848 1948 2144MarchPeterborough d 1926 2030 2223Grantham a 1956 2100 2253Grantham d 1957 2102 2255Nottingham a 2031 2134 2328Nottingham dIlkestonLangley MillAlfretonChesterfieldDronfieldSheffield dStockportManchester Piccadilly WManchester Oxford RdWarrington CentralWidnesLiverpool South Parkway WLiverpool Lime Street

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