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Exmouth and Exeter to Torbay the Riviera Line Train Times Train Times 11 December 2011 to 13 May 2012 Exmouth and Exeter to Torbay 33 The Riviera Line 1 CONTENTS This timetable shows a summary of train services between Exeter, Dawlish, Teignmouth, Torquay and Paignton – The Riviera Line. For the full service between Exeter and Newton Abbot please see timetable 31. Exmouth and Exeter to Torbay 5 Mondays to Fridays 11 Saturdays 17 Sundays until 12 February 2012 Torbay to Exeter and Exmouth 22 Mondays to Fridays 28 Saturdays 34 Sundays until 12 February 2012 38 Notes and Symbols 2 Rail improvement works are affecting trains on this route on weekends from 19 February 2012. For more information and to download timetables please visit www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk or see station posters nearer the time. 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 staffed 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). 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. 3 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.carfreedaysout.com or call 01752 233 094 for further information. 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 4 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes ; Facilities 1 Exmouth d • • • • • 0612 Topsham d • • • • • 0624 Digby & Sowton d • • • • • 0629 Exeter Central d • • • • • 0638 London Paddington T t d • • • • • • Exeter St Davids 6 d • 0534 0611 0628 • 0655 Exeter St Thomas z d • 0538 0614 • • 0658 Starcross z d • 0546 0622 • • 0707 Dawlish Warren z a • 0551 0627 • • 0711 Dawlish Warren z d • 0551 0627 • • 0712 Dawlish z d • 0555 0631 0642 • 0716 Teignmouth z d • 0600 0636 0647 • 0721 Newton Abbot a • 0607 0644 0655 • 0728 Newton Abbot d 0542 0609 0645 0655 0706 0728 Torre z d 0550 0617 0653 • 0715 • Torquay d 0553 0620 0656 • 0720 • Paignton a 0600 0628 0706 • 0729 • Totnes z a • • • 0708 • 0741 Plymouth a • • • 0740 • 0811 Train continues to PAR PNZ Contents Notes and Symbols 5 Page 2 Page 38 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW XC GW GW Notes © DX ; Facilities 1 ] | 1 ] + Exmouth d 0645 0714 0823 • • 0853 ex Topsham d 0658 0729 0835 • • 0905 ex Digby & Sowton d 0703 0733 0840 • • 0910 ex Exeter Central d 0712 0743 0850 • • 0920 ex London Paddington T t d • • • • • 0706 Exeter St Davids 6 d 0718 0750 0858 0910 • 0932 Exeter St Thomas z d 0721 0753 0901 • • • Starcross z d 0729 0801 0909 • • • Dawlish Warren z a 0734 0806 0914 • f • Dawlish Warren z d 0734 0806 0921 • 0921 • Dawlish z d 0738 0810 e • 0925 • Teignmouth z d 0743 0815 • • 0930 • Newton Abbot a 0750 0822 • 0929 0937 0952 Newton Abbot d 0752 0824 • 0930 0939 0956 Torre z d 0800 0833 • • 0947 1005 Torquay d 0803 0836 • 0942 0950 1009 Paignton a 0812 0844 • 0947 0957 1019 Totnes z a • • • • • • Plymouth a • • • • • • Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 6 Page 2 Page 38 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW GW XC GW Notes © TE ; Facilities 1 ] | 1 ] + Exmouth d 0923 0953 1023 1123 1153 1153 ex Topsham d 0935 1005 1035 1135 1205 1205 ex Digby & Sowton d 0940 1010 1040 1140 1210 1210 ex Exeter Central d 0950 1017 1050 1150 1217 1217 ex London Paddington T t d • • • • • 1000 Exeter St Davids 6 d 0956 1034 1056 1156 1232 1256 Exeter St Thomas z d 0959 • 1059 1159 • • Starcross z d 1007 • 1107 1207 • • Dawlish Warren z a 1012 1045 1112 1212 • • Dawlish Warren z d 1012 1046 1112 1222 • • Dawlish z d 1016 1050 1116 1227 1244 1308 Teignmouth z d 1021 1055 1121 1232 1249 1314 Newton Abbot a 1030 1102 1129 1239 1255 1322 Newton Abbot d 1039 1103 1130 1240 1256 1322 Torre z d 1047 1112 1138 1249 • • Torquay d 1050 1115 1141 1252 1308 1334 Paignton a 1059 1124 1151 1300 1314 1343 Totnes z a • • • • • • Plymouth a • • • • • • Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 7 Page 2 Page 38 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Exmouth d 1223 1323 1423 1523 • 1553 Topsham d 1235 1335 1435 1535 • 1605 Digby & Sowton d 1240 1340 1440 1540 • 1610 Exeter Central d 1250 1350 1450 1550 • 1620 London Paddington T t d • • • • • • Exeter St Davids 6 d 1303 1356 1456 1556 1605 1626 Exeter St Thomas z d 1306 1359 1459 1559 • 1629 Starcross z d 1315 1407 1507 1607 • 1637 Dawlish Warren z a 1319 1412 1512 1612 1617 1642 Dawlish Warren z d 1320 1423 1512 1612 1618 1642 Dawlish z d 1324 1427 1516 1616 1622 1646 Teignmouth z d 1329 1432 1521 1621 1627 1651 Newton Abbot a 1336 1440 1529 1630 1635 1658 Newton Abbot d 1338 1441 1530 1630 1648 1700 Torre z d 1346 1449 1538 1638 • 1708 Torquay d 1349 1452 1541 1641 • 1711 Paignton a 1358 1500 1551 1651 • 1720 Totnes z a • • • • 1702 • Plymouth a • • • • 1734 • Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 8 Page 2 Page 38 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW XC GW GW Notes © Facilities 1 ] | Exmouth d • 1655 • • 1758 1855 Topsham d • 1707 • • 1811 1907 Digby & Sowton d • 1712 • • 1815 1912 Exeter Central d 1646 1721 1745 • 1825 1921 London Paddington T t d • • • • • • Exeter St Davids 6 d 1656 1726 1750 1812 1830 1928 Exeter St Thomas z d 1659 1729 1754 • 1833 1931 Starcross z d 1707 1737 1802 • 1842 1939 Dawlish Warren z a 1712 1743 1807 • 1846 1944 Dawlish Warren z d 1712 1749 1807 • 1847 1944 Dawlish z d 1716 1753 1811 1824 1851 1948 Teignmouth z d 1721 1758 1816 1829 1856 1953 Newton Abbot a 1729 1805 1823 1835 1903 2000 Newton Abbot d 1730 1809 1825 1837 1910 2009 Torre z d 1738 1817 1833 • 1918 2017 Torquay d 1741 1820 1836 1848 1921 2020 Paignton a 1751 1830 1845 1855 1930 2029 Totnes z a • • • • • • Plymouth a • • • • • • Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 9 Page 2 Page 38 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW Notes ; Facilities 1 ] + Exmouth d 1935 ex 2008 2205 Topsham d 1949 ex 2020 2217 Digby & Sowton d 1954 ex 2025 2222 Exeter Central d 2001 ex 2121 2231 London Paddington T t d 1733 • • Exeter St Davids 6 d 2019 2129 2237 Exeter St Thomas z d 2024 2132 2240 Starcross z d 2033 2140 2248 Dawlish Warren z a 2037 2145 2253 Dawlish Warren z d 2038 2145 2259 Dawlish z d 2043 2149 2303 Teignmouth z d 2050 2154 2308 Newton Abbot a 2057 2201 2315 Newton Abbot d 2058 2203 2316 Torre z d 2108 2211 2324 Torquay d 2112 2214 2327 Paignton a 2121 2223 2337 Totnes z a • • • Plymouth a • • • Train continues to Contents Notes and Symbols 10 Page 2 Page 38 SATURDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW GW GW GW Notes Facilities Exmouth d • • • 0612 • 0715 Topsham d • • • 0624 • 0729 Digby & Sowton d • • • 0629 • 0733 Exeter Central d • • • 0638 • 0743 London Paddington T t d • • • • • • Exeter St Davids 6 d 0518 0536 0611 0656 • 0750 Exeter St Thomas z d 0522 0540 0614 0659 • 0753 Starcross z d 0530 0548 0622 0705 • 0801 Dawlish Warren z a 0535 0553 0627 0709 • 0806 Dawlish Warren z d 0535 0553 0627 0710 • 0806 Dawlish z d 0539 0557 0631 0714 • 0810 Teignmouth z d 0544 0602 0636 0719 • 0815 Newton Abbot a 0551 0609 0645 0726 • 0822 Newton Abbot d 0552 0611 0645 0726 0740 0824 Torre z d 0600 0619 0653 • 0748 0832 Torquay d 0603 0622 0656 • 0751 0835 Paignton a 0611 0630 0706 • 0759 0844 Totnes z a • • • 0739 • • Plymouth a • • • 0813 • • Train continues to PNZ Contents Notes and Symbols 11 Page 2 Page 38 SATURDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW XC GW GW Notes © Facilities 1 ] | Exmouth d • 0753 0823 • • 0923 Topsham d • 0805 0835 • • 0935 Digby & Sowton d • 0810 0840 • • 0940 Exeter Central d • 0824 0850 • • 0952 London Paddington T t d • • • • • • Exeter St Davids 6 d 0800 0837 0856 0910 • 0958 Exeter St Thomas z d 0804 • 0859 • • 0959 Starcross z d • • 0907 • f 1007 Dawlish Warren z a • • 0914 • 0914 1012 Dawlish Warren z d • • 0924 • 0924 1012 Dawlish z d 0817 0851 e • 0928 1016 Teignmouth z d 0822 0856 • • 0933 1021 Newton Abbot a 0829 0903 • 0928 0940 1030 Newton Abbot d 0831 0906 • 0930 0941 1031 Torre z d • • • • 0950 1039 Torquay d • 0916 • 0941 0953 1042 Paignton a • 0925 • 0947 1001 1050 Totnes z a 0844 • • • • • Plymouth a 0916 • • • • • Train continues to PNZ Contents Notes and Symbols 12 Page 2 Page 38 SATURDAYS EXMOUTH AND EXETER TO TORBAY — THE RIVIERA LINE Operator GW GW GW GW XC GW Notes © Facilities 1 ] | Exmouth d • 0953 1023 1123 1153 • Topsham d • 1005 1035 1135 1205 • Digby &
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