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Rail timetable changes inquiry

Status: Closed Opened: 5 Jun 2018 Closed: 11 Mar 2019 3 reports
Inquiry scopeRead the report: Rail timetable changes: May 2018 [HTML] Read the report: Rail timetable changes: May 2018 [PDF] Report: Rail timetable changes: May 2018 (easy read version) Government Response: Rail timetable changes: Government and Office of Rail and Road responses to the Committee's Seventh Report - February 2019 Scope of the inquiry The Transport Committee questions train companies top representatives as part of its inquiry into rail timetable changes. The committee seeks to understand what went wrong, what the train companies and Network Rail are doing to resolve the current issues and how well they are prepared for the next timetable change in December.

Reports

3 reports

Oral evidence sessions

4 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
22 Oct 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
5 Sep 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
9 Jul 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
18 Jun 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗

Correspondence

5 letters

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PublishedDirectionLetter
3 Dec 2018 To committee Letter from Emily Ketchin on behalf of the Harpenden Thameslink Commuters’ Group, dated 26 October 2018
14 Nov 2018 — Daniel Brown to Chair regarding Rail timetable changes - 2.11.2018
14 Nov 2018 — Chris Grayling to Chair regarding Rail timetable changes - 5.11.2018
6 Sep 2018 To committee Letter from Jo Johnson MP, Minister of State, Department for Transport, dated 8 August 2018
19 Jun 2018 To committee Letter from Arthur Leathley London Travel Watch to Chair re rail timetable changes inquiry 15-June-2018