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#1
20th August 2014, 08:09
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Where has it gone!
I tried to book a ticket on line from Hereford- Paddington, all the services offered were via Newport with one change, i made this journey just over a year ago going direct to Paddington via Worcester and the Cotswold line, - - - does anyone know if this route has finished?
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#2
20th August 2014, 10:22
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We went to Hereford from Stourbridge about 3 months ago and we got on a 1stGW service from Worcester and had the option of 1st GW to come back. Think they were going to/from Paddington.
Richard.
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#3
20th August 2014, 18:39
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I used to travel regularly between London and Hereford when I lived in Herefordshire (up to three years ago). The route was direct, via Worcester and Oxford. But looking on the Internet today I see no through trains on that route!
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#4
20th August 2014, 19:18
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I had a look on internet. About 4 trains came up when I ticked the "no changes" box.
Richard
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#5
20th August 2014, 20:40
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Looking more carefully at the website, I see there are five direct trains daily (M–F), none at weekends.
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#6
20th August 2014, 21:23
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My apologies gentlemen, the online booking company give the fastest route via Newport, but when i clicked "slower route" it then gave me the journey via the Cotswolds, which takes longer.
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