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Train Times Plymouth to Penzance U p d a te d Train Times Plymouth to Penzance 12 December 2010 Plymouth to 21 May 2011 Gunnislake Looe Liskeard & Padstow & Wadebridge Bodmin Parkway Par Newquay & Eden Project St Austell Truro Falmouth Redruth Helston & St. Ives St. Erth Penzance General Information This timetable shows the full service from Plymouth to Penzance with connections from London, Birmingham, Bristol and Exeter and to and from all Cornish branch lines. A summary of services on the Cornish branch lines can be found on pages 29 to 31. There are 40 timetables covering all of our routes. Please see posters at stations or visit www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/whichtimetable Rail improvement work may affect the services in this timetable, particularly at weekends. Please check before travelling by visiting www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk or by telephoning National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 (24 hours, calls may be recorded). On Bank Holidays we normally operate an amended service, full details of which will be made available at stations and on our website. For further information about travelling with us please pick up a copy of Travelling with First Great Western from your nearest staffed station. Information correct at time of going to press (January 2011). For the most up-to-date timetable information please create a bespoke timetable at www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/printtimetable or call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 (24 hours, calls may be recorded). The Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership The Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership works to promote travel on rural branch lines in Devon and Cornwall and seeks improvements to services and facilities across the region. Please visit www.greatscenicrailways.com or call 01752 233 094 for further information. National Rail Conditions of Carriage For further information on tickets and travelling on the national rail network please refer to the National Rail Conditions of Carriage, a copy of which is available on our website at www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk or obtained at staffed booking offices. Travelling at weekends between 19 February and 27 March? The line between Exeter St Davids and Taunton will be closed and train services between London Paddington and the West of England will be diverted with extended journey times. Detailed information will be provided nearer the time. The information in this timetable was as accurate as possible when printed. Front cover map for illustrative purposes only. Notes and Symbols Bold Denotes a through service Light Denotes a connecting service Pink Operates on certain days only GW Service operated by First Great Western XC Service operated by CrossCountry ; Service operated by High Speed Train. Unless otherwise indicated, cycle reservations are recommended © Service operated by Voyager train. Cycle reservations are compulsory t Cycle reservations compulsory 1 First Class accommodation available ] Seat reservations available $ Seat reservations recommended @ Train conveys Sleeping Cars with single and twin cabins. Advance reservation is essential | An at-seat catering service is provided for all or part of journey + An Express Café is available for all or part of journey, serving a wide range of hot and cold snacks and beverages T Interchange with the London Underground t Minimum connection time where different from the standard 5 minutes z This station has short platforms and cannot accommodate the full length of some trains. Please listen for announcements regarding which section of the train to alight from & Bus service. We are not able to convey heavy luggage, prams, bicycles or dogs (except guide dogs) on bus services a Arrival time d Departure time MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS PLYMOUTH TO PENZANCE Operator GW GW XC XC GW GW GW Notes MX NR MO © MX © MO NR Facilities $ + @ 1 ] 1 ] $ + @ London Paddington T t d • 2345 p • • • 2350 p • Reading 7 d • 0037 u • • • 0037 u • Bristol Temple Meads 0 d • • • • • • • Taunton d • 0235 c • • • • • Exeter St Davids 6 d • 0411 e • • • 0435 • Newton Abbot d • 0434 e • • • 0456 • Totnes z d • • • • • • • Ivybridge z d • • • • • • • Plymouth d 0506 0549 0550 0628 • 0628 0640 Devonport z d • • • • • • 0643 Dockyard d • • • • • • 0644 x Keyham d • • • • • • 0646 x Gunnislake a 0549 • • • • • 0726 St Budeaux Ferry Road d • • • • • • • Saltash z d • • • • • • • St Germans z d • • • • • • • Menheniot z d • • • • • • • Liskeard z 6 d • 0614 0615 0651 • 0709 f • Looe a • • • 0745 • 0745 • Bodmin Parkway z d • 0628 0629 0703 • 0723 • Wadebridge Bus Station & a • • • 0755 • 0755 • Padstow Old Railway Station & a • • • 0827 • 0827 • Lostwithiel z d • 0634 0635 0709 • 0729 • Par z d • 0643 0643 0715 • 0738 • Newquay a • 0744 0744 • • • • St Austell z d • 0652 0651 0722 • 0746 • The Eden Project & a • • • • • • • Truro z d • 0712 0710 0739 • 0804 • Penryn a • 0730 0730 0802 • 0834 • Falmouth Docks a • 0740 0740 0812 • 0844 • Redruth z d • 0724 0724 0750 • 0820 • Helston, Coinagehall St & a • • • 0838 • • • Camborne z d • 0732 0731 0757 • 0827 • Hayle z d • 0741 0740 0805 • 0838 • St Erth z d • 0747 0746 0811 0828 0842 • St Ives a • 0814 0814 • • 0920 • Penzance a • 0800 0757 0819 0840 0859 • Train continunes to a Arrival time c Departs 0323 from 28 March d Departure time e Departs 10 minutes later from 28 March f Arrives 0652 p Previous night u Stops to pick up only x Service stops on request. Passengers wishing to alight must inform the conductor. Passengers wishing to board must give an appropriate hand signal to the driver MO Service operates Mondays only MX Service operates Tuesdays to Fridays only NR The Night Riviera For standard notes and symbols see the beginning of this timetable 1 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS PLYMOUTH TO PENZANCE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes ; MV ; Facilities 1 + 1 ] + London Paddington T t d • • • • 0706 • 0730 Reading 7 d • • • • 0733 • 0757 Bristol Temple Meads 0 d • 0524 0634 0642 0811 0844 0913 Taunton d • 0618 0708 0739 0903 0917 0946 Exeter St Davids 6 d • 0655 0736 0813 0936 0945 1015 Newton Abbot d • 0726 0757 0836 0957 1004 1035 Totnes z d • 0740 0809 0849 1010 1017 1049 Ivybridge z d • 0756 • 0906 1027 • • Plymouth d 0702 0815 0854 0920 1042 1054 1120 Devonport z d 0707 0818 0857 0925 • 1057 • Dockyard d • • 0858 x • • 1058 x • Keyham d • • 0900 x • • 1100 x • Gunnislake a • • 0940 • • 1140 • St Budeaux Ferry Road d • • • • 1048 • • Saltash z d 0715 0825 • 0932 1053 • • St Germans z d 0723 0832 • 0938 1100 • • Menheniot z d • • • • • • • Liskeard z 6 d 0736 0844 • 0950 1112 • 1144 Looe a 0904 • • 1029 1145 • 1245 Bodmin Parkway z d 0749 0856 • 1002 1124 • 1157 Wadebridge Bus Station & a 0900 1000 • 1100 1200 • 1300 Padstow Old Railway Station & a 0927 1027 • 1127 1227 • 1327 Lostwithiel z d 0755 0901 • 1007 1129 • • Par z d 0804 0909 • 1015 1137 • 1209 Newquay a • 1009 • • • • 1301 St Austell z d 0811 0917 • 1023 1144 • 1216 The Eden Project & a 0857 0949 • 1057 1209 • 1249 Truro z d 0830 0935 • 1041 1202 • 1234 Penryn a 0904 1004 • 1104 1234 • 1304 Falmouth Docks a 0914 1014 • 1114 1244 • 1314 Redruth z d 0842 0948 • 1054 1215 • 1246 Helston, Coinagehall St & a 0937 1047 • 1137 • • 1337 Camborne z d 0848 0954 • 1100 1221 • 1253 Hayle z d 0857 1001 • 1107 1228 • • St Erth z d 0902 1008 • 1113 1232 • 1305 St Ives a 0952 1031 • 1131 1302 • 1331 Penzance a 0912 1017 • 1124 1242 • 1317 Train continunes to a Arrival time d Departure time x Service stops on request. Passengers wishing to alight must inform the conductor. Passengers wishing to board must give an appropriate hand signal to the driver MV The Merchant Venturer For standard notes and symbols see the beginning of this timetable 2 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS PLYMOUTH TO PENZANCE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes CR ; RD ; Facilities 1 ] + 1 ] + London Paddington T t d 0906 • 1006 • • 1206 • Reading 7 d 0933 u • 1033 u • • 1233 u • Bristol Temple Meads 0 d • 0955 1044 1144 • 1244 1344 Taunton d 1051 1057 1118 1217 • 1318 1417 Exeter St Davids 6 d 1122 1135 1208 1245 • 1408 1445 Newton Abbot d 1143 1156 1230 1304 • 1430 1504 Totnes z d 1156 1209 1222 1317 • 1422 1517 Ivybridge z d • 1226 • • • • 1519 Plymouth d 1239 1254 1312 1353 1454 1512 1557 Devonport z d • 1257 • • 1457 • 1600 Dockyard d • 1258 x • • 1458 x • 1601 x Keyham d • 1300 x • • 1500 x • 1603 x Gunnislake a • 1341 • • 1541 • • St Budeaux Ferry Road d • • • • • • 1606 Saltash z d 1248 • • 1402 • • 1611 St Germans z d 1255 • • 1409 • • 1618 Menheniot z d • • • • • • 1625 x Liskeard z 6 d 1307 • 1336 1421 • 1536 1632 Looe a 1350 • • 1456 • 1611 1711 Bodmin Parkway z d 1319 • 1349 1433 • 1549 1644 Wadebridge Bus Station & a 1400 • 1500 1600 • 1700 1800 Padstow Old Railway Station & a 1427 • 1527 1627 • 1727 1827 Lostwithiel z d 1324 • • 1438 • • 1649 Par z d 1332 • 1401 1446 • 1601 1657 Newquay a • • 1456 • • 1702 • St Austell z d 1339 • 1408 1453 • 1608 1705 The Eden Project & a 1414 • 1457 1521 • 1657 1757 Truro z d 1357 • 1426 1511 • 1626 1723 Penryn a 1434 • 1504 1534 • 1705 1741 Falmouth Docks a 1444 • 1514 1544 • 1715 1751 Redruth z d 1410 • 1438 1524 • 1638 1737 Helston, Coinagehall St & a • • 1537 1637 • 1742 1847 Camborne z d 1416 • 1446 1530 • 1646 1743 Hayle z d 1423 • 1455 1537 • 1655 1750 St Erth z d 1428 • 1500 1542 • 1700 1755 St Ives a 1502 • 1531 1602 • 1730 1833 Penzance a 1439 • 1512 1552 • 1712 1806 Train continunes to a Arrival time d Departure time u Stops to pick up only x Service stops on request. Passengers wishing to alight must inform the conductor. Passengers wishing to board must give an appropriate hand signal to the driver CR The Cornish Riviera RD The Royal Duchy For standard
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