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Still showing as running on UKR website. I suspect NR haven't published the timings downstream yet

The 377/5 and 377/6 can work with all other 377’s on southern but 377 cannot work in passenger service with 387/2 due to PIS issues so much better to class units that can work together

easy done with M vs W. Why its so important that forum rules are followed with explaining codes

The OP is travelling from Newport not Northampton

erm - no they don't. there was no announcement about Bearley being a request stop at Claverdon, nor was there an announcement that you needed to indicate to the driver that the train needs to stop

This is interesting, the public timetable on the WMT website makes no mention, there is no signage at Claverley to indicate it is a request stop and the station announcements there do not make it clear that you need to request the train to stop or that Bearley is a request stop. As a result of a...

I'm not sure where that was stated, but it certainly wont be that many. The last I saw internally was there are 20 diagrams that will be converted to 387/1 and a maximum of 17 377/1 to transfer to Southeastern

Seen passing Solihull on 0Z46

From the start of the June TT (stage 0) only 2 diagrams are converted to 387’s, the rest are still 377’s. This will obviously increase as the cascade from GN progresses

As I understand it, the first ones to be used on the BTN-SOU will be green ex-GWR 387's, although red ones may also be used if required

There will still be 2 trains a day via Eastleigh, an Empty from Littlehampton (5N08) in the morning and 1Y99 23 11 Southampton - Littlehampton

This is a perfectly valid route according to the RDG permitted route calculator

Feel free to challenge that - all I am quoting is what GTR train planning and fleet planning have said is what is happening from June TT change.

The first batch (ex-GWR examples) are due to Lovers Walk for use on Brighton - Southampton services, then further phases will see them on more coastway work. When enough are available they are planned (always subject to change) for the Eastbourne-Vic.

that was the plan when GN were keeping the 387's, but the cascade of the 379's have changed those plans

I don't know for certain, but yes that is the suggestion

Southern are getting the 387's, but this is partly to replace the (up to) 17 x 377's that are due to move to Southeastern

Also worth pointing out that a Network Railcard would not have entitled any discount as there is a £13 Minimum fare on Monday-Friday and the most expensive return fare between Chatham and Gravesend is £12.50. You will need to be totally honest with Southeastern as to why you selected the...

I think that finished long before COVID. I don’t think it has run since about 2012.

Where does it say this is invalid? It shows as valid on NRE for the 2300 && 2333. There is also nothing in the restrictions text to bar these services