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Train service from December
Really one for our other (save the train) web site ... but the draft timetable for Melksham from December 2006 has been published. As widely predicted, cut to two trains a day. Sadly, little notice has been taken of the requests for a slightly later arrival in Swindon in the morning of the commuter train (no - it now arrives a quarter of an hour earlier), nor for a slightly earlier departure in the evening (It's over half an hour later). I expect that these changes will drive away much of the existing commuter traffic - I hope that it will find a new traffic to replace the loss. From a Well House Consultants viewpoint, the 09:12 arrival from London no longer runs - there are early morning trains into Melksham at 06:46 and 07:37 - too early for our customers, and neither has a connection from London because they're that early. The 17:02 departure is gone too. At the end of a course, the best we'll be able to offer trainees from Melksham is an 18:38 departure that will get them to London at 20:51. Not necessarily all doom and gloom. I expect we'll be encouraging delegates to travel down on the 17:00 or 17:33 trains from London the night before their course starts, and connect into trains that arrive in Melksham at 18:38 or 19:28. We'll be delighted to pick them up from Melksham Station and take them to Well House Manor where they can get a good nights sleep before starting their course fresh the next morning. At the end of their course, we'll make arrangements for trainees to get to Westbury or Chippenham stations for a return train, or they'll be welcome to stay a further night and we'll take them for the early train to get them to London for a quarter past 9. (written 2006-02-14 01:53:47) Associated topics are indexed under G101 - Well House Consultants - Getting to and from Melksham
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