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Train Times and Fares London Paddington Plymouth K1 Liskeard Bodmin Parkway Train times Par St Austell 14 September to Tru ro 12 December 2020 Not all stations shown Redruth Camborne St Erth Penzance When making your journey: * Wear a face covering * Use mobile and smart tickets * Travel off peak where possible Check before you travel, visit GWR.com/travelguidelines Welcome to our K1 timetable showing trains between Plymouth and Penzance. How much luggage can you bring on our trains? Transport Focus Changes to published times Up to 3 pieces of luggage, with a maximum size of The UK’s independent watchdog for passengers and Improvement works may affect services, especially at 30 x 70 x 90cm. Small and medium sized bags can be stored road users. Call 0300 123 2350* or fi nd out more at weekends. Services may also be different on public under your seats or in the overhead racks. Large items can transportfocus.org.uk holidays. Always check your journey before you leave at be stored in the dedicated luggage areas. GWR.com/check Want to bring your bike? Luggage, bikes and animals on replacement buses You must reserve a bike space on many of our services. Animalsh, non-folding bikes, and large items of luggage These are shown in our timetables. can’t be carried on our buses. Space is limited, so we have a strict fi rst-come, fi rst-served h Assistance dogs can be carried. policy. Book a space at your nearest staffed station, through The Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership our Customer Support team, or when you buy your ticket This Partnership works to promote rail travel in the region online at GWR.com and to improve services and facilities at our stations. Find out more at dcrp.org.uk Penalty Fares Short platforms If you don’t have a valid ticket you may have to Some stations have short platforms. In some cases, you pay a Penalty Fare. can only join or leave the train from certain carriages. Please listen for announcements. Find out more at GWR.com/revenueprotection Free Wi-Fi and plug sockets are available on most of our trains. National Rail Find out more about train times and fares. Delay Repay Call 03457 48 49 50* (24 hours, calls may be recorded), You may be entitled to compensation if your journey has or go to nationalrail.co.uk been delayed for 15 minutes or more. Find out more at You will also be able to fi nd details of the GWR.com/DelayRepay National Rail Conditions of Travel. Great Western Railway Customer Panel * Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher PlusBus ¬ From how good your journeys are, to what you want from An add-on ticket which gives you discounted bus travel to and our stations and trains, and how we handle timetables and All information correct at time of publication. Errors and omissions excepted. from many of our stations. Find out more at plusbus.info engineering works. Find out more at GWR.com/panel Download the most up-to-date version at GWR.com/timetables. Passenger Assist Large print timetables are available for our partially sighted customers. You can arrange help, check station accessibility, buy a ticket and reserve a seat by calling us on Call 03457 000 125*, or email [email protected] Freephone 0800 197 1329 or by text relay * Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher. 18001 0800 197 1329 (open 0600 to 2300, 7 days a week, except Christmas Day). Access Ticket office hours Ticket Bike You may book assistance by completing the Station CRS Operator Category Weekdays Saturdays Sundays machine Toilets Car Park Rack online booking form available on our website. Bodmin Parkway BOD GW B 0610 - 2000 0630 - 2000 1035 - 1940 D D O D D Station accessibility Bristol Temple Meads BRI NR A 0530 - 2130 0530 - 2130 0645 - 2130 D D O D D All of our stations are classifi ed for their level Camborne CBN GW A 0645 - 1400 0645 - 1400 Closed D D O D D of accessibility: Devonport DPT GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D Category A: This station has step-free access Dockyard DOC GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D to all platforms Exeter St Davids EXD GW A 0545 - 2040 0615 - 2000 0730 - 2040 D D O D D Category B: This station has a degree of Hayle HYL GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D step-free access to the platform, which may be in both directions or Keyham KEY GW C Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D in one direction only. Check details Liskeard LSK GW B 0615 - 1845 0615 - 1845 1100 - 1830 D D O D D on our website London Paddington PAD NR A 24 hrs 24 hrs 24 hrs D D O D D Category C: This station does not have Lostwithiel LOS GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D step-free access to any platform Menheniot MEN GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D Full details can be found at 0945 - 1515 0900 - 1800 0930 - 1630 Newquay NQY GW A D D GWR.com/PassengerAssist Summer Only Summer Only Summer Only Operator Newton Abbot NTA GW A 0550 - 1910 0610 - 1750 0845 - 1810 D D O D D GW Great Western Railway Par PAR GW B 0720 - 1410 0720 - 1410 Closed D D D D NR Network Rail Penzance PNZ GW A 0605 - 2010 0615 - 1810 0845 - 1730 D D O D D For details of accessibility at any station, Plymouth P LY GW A 0625 - 2000 0625 - 1900 0800 - 2000 D D O D D check nationalrail.co.uk Reading RDG NR A 0515 - 2245 0530 - 2245 0715 - 2245 D D O D D Redruth RED GW B 0520 - 2020 0520 - 2020 0900 - 2030 D D O D D Large print timetables are Saltash STS GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D D available for our partially St Austell SAU GW A 0550 - 1900 0650 - 1900 0945 - 1645 D D O D D St Budeaux Ferry Road SBF GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D sighted customers. 0715 - 1200 0715 - 1200 1015 - 1745 St Erth SER GW B D D D D Call 03457 000 125*, or email 1230 - 1500 1230 - 1500 Summer Only St Germans SGM GW B Unstaffed Unstaffed Unstaffed D [email protected] Taunton TAU GW A 0450 - 0100 0610 - 2000 0810 - 2000 D D O D D * Standard network charges apply. Totnes TOT GW A 0725 - 1610 0725 - 1545 1050 - 1825 D D O D D Calls from mobiles may be higher. Tru ro TRU GW B 0645 - 2005 0640 - 1905 0915 - 1920 D D O D D NOTES AND SYMBOLS Bold Through service | A trolley service of drinks and snacks is available for all k Arrives 7 minutes earlier Light Connecting service or part of the journey m Change at Exeter St Davids Green Runs on certain days only. e Continued in a later column xc Connection operated by CrossCountry Please check note at top of column f Continued from an earlier column GW Great Western Railway FO Fridays only XC CrossCountry a Arrival time FX Not Fridays ă Minimum time, in minutes, you need to allow between d Departure time MO Mondays only connecting services (this is only shown at stations where p Previous night MX Not Mondays this differs from the standard 5 minute allowance) s Stops to set down passengers only T Interchange with London Underground u Stops to pick up passengers only A Runs until 25 October > Heritage railway connection. Operating days vary uf On Fridays, only stops to pick up passengers B Runs from 1 November ¬ PlusBus available x Stops on request. Please tell the Conductor if you wish s Bike reservations are compulsory. to leave. Please signal to the Driver if you wish to board CDF Cardiff Central First Class accommodation, seat reservations, NCL Newcastle Wi-Fi and power points are available c Arrives 4 minutes earlier SIV St Ives % Seat reservations are compulsory e Change at Plymouth @ Night Riviera Sleeper service with sleeping berths and f Arrives 5 minutes earlier Standard Class seating. Sleeper and bike reservations are g Change at Taunton and Plymouth compulsory. Drinks and light snacks are available for all or h Arrives 6 minutes earlier part of the journey j Change at Plymouth and Taunton PLYMOUTH TO PENZANCE MONDAYS TO TO FRIDAYS MONDAYS Operator GW GW GW GW XC GW GW XC GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes MX MX MO MO MX MO MX MX MO Facilities s % % @ % @ s % | % @ s % | % @ s % | % % % s % | % s % | % | s % | London Paddington T Ď d · 2345p 2350p · · · · · · · · · · · · 0637 · · 0804 · 0904 · 1004 Reading ¬ Ć d · 0049u 0051u · · · · · · · · · · · · 0703 · · 0829 · 0929 · 1029uf Bristol Temple Meads ¬ĉ d · · · · · · · · · · · · 0526 0640xc 0644 0703 · 0812xc 0845xc 0855 0945xc · 1049 Taunton ¬ d · 0237 · · · · · · · · · · 0621 0711xc 0739 0818 · 0843xc 0944 0954 1048 · 1146 Exeter St Davids ¬ ą d · 0411 0436 · · · · · · · · 0626 0655 0743xc 0810 0843 · 0925 1010 1025 1116 1126 1215 Newton Abbot ¬ d · 0432 0457 · · · · · · · · 0654 0727 0802xc 0833 · · 0950 1031 1051 1136 1147 1235 Totnes ¬> d · · · · · f · · · f · 0707 0740 0814xc 0846 · · 1003 1042 1105 1148 1200 1247 Plymouth ¬ d 2238p 0511s 0536s 0541 0600 0511s 0617 0619 0641 0536s 0710 0740 0817 0847 0921 0947 1017 1044 1117 1146 1219 1247 1324 Devonport d · e e · · · · · · · 0714 · 0821 · · · · · · · · · · Dockyard d · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Keyham d · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · St Budeaux Ferry Road d · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1050 · · · · · Saltash d 2247p · · 0550 · · 0626 · 0650 · 0721 0751 0827 0856 0930 0956 1028 1055 · 1155 1228 1256 · St Germans d 2254p · · 0557 · · 0632 · 0656 · 0727 0758 0834 0902 0937 1003 1034 1101 · 1201 1234 1303 · Menheniot d · · · · · · · · · · 0735 · · · · · · · · · · · · Liskeard ¬ ą d 2306p · · 0610 0623 0617s 0644 0642 0708 0704s 0743 0813c 0845 0914 0948 1015 1046 1114 1141 1213 1246 1314 1348 Bodmin Parkway ¬> d 2318p · · 0622 0635 0631s 0656 0655 0719 0718s 0755 0825 0857 0926 1000 1027 1058 1125 1154 1224 1257 1326 1400 Lostwithiel d 2323p · · 0627 0640 0638s 0701 0701 0724 0725s 0800 0830 0902 0931 1005 1032 1103 1130 ·
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