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The Newbury panel was once operated by Reading Signalling Centre and covers the area from Southcote Junction to Lavington along the Berks and Hants mainline. In a nutshell, for those of you not familiar with the area, it’s basically from just west of Reading (Berkshire), to a few miles east of Westbury (Wiltshire) in the UK. Various services use this stretch of line including freight traffic consisting of both 45 and 60 mph types and freight is mainly in the form of heavy stone and aggregates traffic, generated from the quarries at Whatley and Merehead located further west of Westbury. There are also a fair few level crossing to contend with.
  
 
== Timetable ==
 
== Timetable ==
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A basic timetable giving just over an hour of signalling is included for you to get a feel of the area.
  
 
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== Operational Tips ==
 
== Operational Tips ==
 
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Only one thing to note, and that being any trains entering from the Reading direction which are booked to terminate at Newbury always use the bay platform.
== Trivia ==
 
  
 
[[Category:Simulations in the United Kingdom]]
 
[[Category:Simulations in the United Kingdom]]

Revision as of 14:29, 8 May 2022

Newbury
DescriptionThe area from Southcote Junction to Lavington along the Berks and Hants mainline
Country United Kingdom
Time period2010s
Train Operating CompanyGreat Western Railway
Simulation difficulty3/10 stars
AuthorSimon Barnham
WebsiteNewbury
Route map

Reading
Aldermaston
Midgham
Colthrop LC
Thatcham
Newbury Racecourse
Newbury
Hamstead LC
Kintbury
Hungerford
Bedwyn
Bedwyn Siding
Pewsey
Woodborough Loops
Westbury

The Newbury panel was once operated by Reading Signalling Centre and covers the area from Southcote Junction to Lavington along the Berks and Hants mainline. In a nutshell, for those of you not familiar with the area, it’s basically from just west of Reading (Berkshire), to a few miles east of Westbury (Wiltshire) in the UK. Various services use this stretch of line including freight traffic consisting of both 45 and 60 mph types and freight is mainly in the form of heavy stone and aggregates traffic, generated from the quarries at Whatley and Merehead located further west of Westbury. There are also a fair few level crossing to contend with.

Timetable

A basic timetable giving just over an hour of signalling is included for you to get a feel of the area.

Newbury Services
Train Operating Company Origin Destination Frequency (tph)
Great Western Railway London Paddington Bristol/Penzance 1
Frome 1 (London-bound only)
Reading Newbury 2
Bedwyn 2

Operational Tips

Only one thing to note, and that being any trains entering from the Reading direction which are booked to terminate at Newbury always use the bay platform.