Some trains between Watford Junction and London Euston are set to become shorter with less seats from next week.
Some trains between Watford Junction and London Euston are set to become shorter and have less seats from next week.
The new Class 730 trains were set to replace the “ageing” Class 319, which were supposed to have been withdrawn before the summer because they are “increasingly unreliable". Keeping the 319s running was apparently “regularly” causing short-notice service cancellations.Farmhouse 'built with oak from Spanish Armada' on sale for over £1m
Starting from November, before the new trains are ready to replace them, some Class 319s will be withdrawn. Trains with half the capacity will therefore be running between Watford Junction and London Euston at six times daily, until the 730s come into service. A London Northwestern Railway spokesperson said: “A small number of weekday peak-time services between Watford Junction and London Euston will be formed of fewer carriages than usual from Monday, October 30, while we await the introduction of our new electric train fleet.“Passengers using the affected services may wish to consider catching an alternative train. We apologise for the inconvenience and will keep passengers updated regarding the introduction of our new trains.
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