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Plymouth to St Budeaux and Gunnislake the Tamar Valley Line Train Times 11 December 2011 to 13 May 2012 Plymouth to St Budeaux and Gunnislake 36 The Tamar Valley Line 1 CONTENTS This timetable shows the full service between Plymouth, St. Budeaux and Gunnislake — The Tamar Valley Line. Plymouth to St Budeaux and Gunnislake 5 Mondays to Fridays 7 Saturdays 8 Sundays Gunnislake and St Budeaux to Plymouth 9 Mondays to Fridays 10 Saturdays 11 Sundays 12 Notes and Symbols 2 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, available at all stations. Information correct at time of going to press (October 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. 3 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 at staffed stations. Fares information Off-Peak Day Return fares are available for travel on this route after 0845. Travelling through Reading? Our industry partners Network Rail are undertaking a major reconstruction of Reading station to increase the number of platforms and provide enhanced customer facilities. If you are travelling to, or changing trains at Reading station, please allow yourself extra time to make your journey and take extra care whilst using the station. For more information please visit www.networkrail.co.uk/reading Platform numbers at Reading station are changing from 27 December 2011. Please visit www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/reading for details 4 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS PLYMOUTH TO ST BUDEAUX AND GUNNISLAKE — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Plymouth d 0506 0641 0702 0814 0840 0921 Devonport z d • 0644 0707 0817 0843 0924 Dockyard d • 0645 x • • 0844 x • Keyham d • 0647 • • 0846 • St Budeaux Victoria Road d 0512 0651 • • 0850 • St Budeaux Ferry Road a • • • • • • Bere Ferrers d • 0658 • • 0857 • Bere Alston d 0527 0707 • • 0906 • Calstock d 0534 0714 • • 0913 • Gunnislake a 0550 0727 • • 0926 • Train continues to PNZ PNZ PNZ Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Plymouth d 1042 1054 1254 1454 1557 1638 Devonport z d • 1057 1257 1457 1600 1641 Dockyard d • 1058 x 1258 x 1458 x 1601 x 1642 x Keyham d • 1100 1300 1500 1603 1644 St Budeaux Victoria Road d • 1104 1304 1504 • 1648 St Budeaux Ferry Road a 1048 • • • 1606 • Bere Ferrers d • 1111 1311 1511 • 1655 Bere Alston d • 1120 1320 1520 • 1704 Calstock d • 1127 1327 1527 • 1711 Gunnislake a • 1140 1341 1540 • 1724 Train continues to PNZ PNZ Contents Notes and Symbols 5 Page 2 Page 12 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS PLYMOUTH TO ST BUDEAUX AND GUNNISLAKE — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Plymouth d 1704 1817 1823 2131 Devonport z d 1707 1820 1826 2134 Dockyard d 1708 x 1821 x 1827 x 2135 x Keyham d 1710 1823 1829 2137 St Budeaux Victoria Road d • • 1833 2141 St Budeaux Ferry Road a 1713 1825 • • Bere Ferrers d • • 1840 2148 Bere Alston d • • 1849 2157 Calstock d • • 1856 2204 Gunnislake a • • 1909 2217 Train continues to LSK LSK Contents Notes and Symbols 6 Page 2 Page 12 SATURDAYS PLYMOUTH TO ST BUDEAUX AND GUNNISLAKE — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Plymouth d 0640 0818 0840 0951 1033 1054 Devonport z d 0643 0821 0843 0954 • 1057 Dockyard d 0644 x • 0844 x • • 1058 x Keyham d 0646 • 0846 • • 1100 St Budeaux Victoria Road d 0650 • 0850 • • 1104 St Budeaux Ferry Road a • • • • 1039 • Bere Ferrers d 0657 • 0857 • • 1111 Bere Alston d 0706 • 0906 • • 1120 Calstock d 0713 • 0913 • • 1127 Gunnislake a 0726 • 0926 • • 1140 Train continues to PNZ PNZ PNZ Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Plymouth d 1254 1447 1638 1752 1823 2131 Devonport z d 1257 1450 1641 1755 1826 2134 Dockyard d 1258 x 1451 x 1642 x 1757 x 1827 x 2135 x Keyham d 1300 1453 1644 1759 1829 2137 St Budeaux Victoria Road d 1304 1457 1648 • 1833 2141 St Budeaux Ferry Road a • • • 1800 • • Bere Ferrers d 1311 1504 1655 • 1840 2148 Bere Alston d 1320 1513 1704 • 1849 2157 Calstock d 1327 1520 1711 • 1856 2204 Gunnislake a 1340 1533 1725 • 1909 2217 Train continues to PNZ Contents Notes and Symbols 7 Page 2 Page 12 SUNDAYS PLYMOUTH TO ST BUDEAUX AND GUNNISLAKE — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes A Facilities Plymouth d 0915 0930 1015 1140 1345 1536 Devonport z d • 0933 1019 1143 1348 1539 Dockyard d • 0934 x • 1144 x 1349 x 1540 x Keyham d • 0936 • 1146 1351 1542 St Budeaux Victoria Road d • 0940 • 1150 1355 1546 St Budeaux Ferry Road a 0921 • • • • • Bere Ferrers d • 0947 • 1157 1402 1553 Bere Alston d • 0956 • 1206 1411 1602 Calstock d • 1003 • 1213 1418 1609 Gunnislake a • 1016 • 1226 1431 1622 Train continues to PNZ PNZ Operator GW GW GW Notes B A B Facilities Plymouth d 1540 1743 1745 Devonport z d 1543 1746 1748 Dockyard d 1544 x 1747 x 1749 x Keyham d 1546 1749 1751 St Budeaux Victoria Road d 1550 1753 1755 St Budeaux Ferry Road a • • • Bere Ferrers d 1557 1800 1802 Bere Alston d 1606 1809 1811 Calstock d 1613 1816 1818 Gunnislake a 1626 1829 1831 Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 8 Page 2 Page 12 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS GUNNISLAKE AND ST BUDEAUX TO PLYMOUTH — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Gunnislake d 0550 • 0731 0929 1145 1345 Calstock d 0601 • 0742 0940 1156 1356 Bere Alston d 0610 • 0751 0949 1205 1405 Bere Ferrers d 0615 • 0756 0954 1210 1410 St Budeaux Ferry Road d • 0752 • • • • St Budeaux Victoria Road d 0624 • 0805 1003 1219 1419 Keyham d 0626 0754 0807 1005 1221 1421 Dockyard d 0628 x 0756 x 0809 x 1007 x 1223 x 1423 x Devonport z d 0631 0758 0811 1009 1225 1425 Plymouth a 0636 0804 0817 1014 1230 1430 Train continues to CDF Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Gunnislake d 1545 • 1729 • 1913 • 2221 Calstock d 1556 • 1740 • 1924 • 2232 Bere Alston d 1605 • 1749 • 1933 • 2241 Bere Ferrers d 1610 • 1754 • 1938 • 2246 St Budeaux Ferry Road d • 1641 • 1812 • 2109 • St Budeaux Victoria Road d 1619 • 1803 • 1947 • 2255 Keyham d 1621 1643 1805 • 1949 2111 2257 Dockyard d 1623 x1645 x1807 x • 1951 x2113 x2259 x Devonport z d 1625 1647 1809 • 1953 2115 2301 Plymouth a 1630 1652 1814 1819 1958 2120 2306 Train continues to LSK GSL Contents Notes and Symbols 9 Page 2 Page 12 SATURDAYS GUNNISLAKE AND ST BUDEAUX TO PLYMOUTH — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Gunnislake d • 0731 0929 1145 1345 • Calstock d • 0742 0940 1156 1356 • Bere Alston d • 0751 0949 1205 1405 • Bere Ferrers d • 0756 0954 1210 1410 • St Budeaux Ferry Road d 0730 • • • • • St Budeaux Victoria Road d • 0805 1003 1219 1419 • Keyham d 0732 0807 1005 1221 1421 • Dockyard d 0734 x 0809 x 1007 x 1223 x 1423 x • Devonport z d 0736 0811 1009 1225 1425 1452 Plymouth a 0742 0817 1014 1230 1430 1458 Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 10 Page 2 Page 12 SUNDAYS GUNNISLAKE AND ST BUDEAUX TO PLYMOUTH — THE TAMAR VALLEY LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Gunnislake d 1545 1729 1917 • 2221 • Calstock d 1556 1740 1928 • 2232 • Bere Alston d 1605 1749 1937 • 2241 • Bere Ferrers d 1610 1754 1942 • 2246 • St Budeaux Ferry Road d • • • 2058 • 2259 St Budeaux Victoria Road d 1619 1803 1951 • 2255 • Keyham d 1621 1805 1953 2100 2257 2301 Dockyard d 1623 x 1807 x 1955 x 2102 x 2259 x 2303 x Devonport z d 1625 1809 1957 2104 2301 2305 Plymouth a 1630 1814 2002 2110 2306 2312 Train continues to Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Gunnislake d 1025 1245 1445 1654 1844 • Calstock d 1036 1256 1456 1705 1855 • Bere Alston d 1045 1305 1505 1714 1904 • Bere Ferrers d 1050 1310 1510 1719 1909 • St Budeaux Ferry Road d • • • • • • St Budeaux Victoria Road d 1059 1319 1519 1728 1918 • Keyham d 1101 1321 1521 1730 1920 • Dockyard d 1103 x 1323 x 1523 x 1732 x 1922 x • Devonport z d 1105 1325 1525 1734 1924 2056 Plymouth a 1110 1330 1530 1739 1929 2100 Train continues to EXD Contents Notes and Symbols 11 Page 2 Page 12 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 6 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.
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