WORCESTER passengers will be largely unaffected by changes in train operator First Great Western Link's new summer/autumn 2004 timetable, the company has announced.
The company - which runs, among others, trains between Hereford and London Paddington, taking in Malvern and Worcester - released the new timetable this month.
The new schedules include relatively few changes. However, there are some temporary revisions - particularly at weekends - due to Network Rail infrastructure engineering work.
But a spokesman for the company said there were no changes affecting the Cotswold line - which serves Worcester, Malvern and Hereford.
Timetables are now available at all First Great Western Link staffed stations, with five, route-specific colour-coded booklets designed to make it easier for customers to pick up the one to meet their travel needs.
Booklets will also be available on the First Great Western website from Sunday, May 23.
Customers can also check times with National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950.
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