Looking at a Summer 1987 timetable, I see an unusual service that is shown as running Saturdays from 23 May to 5 September.
Table 38 shows:
The headcode appears to have been 1M11.
I'm curious...
What traction produced?
Did the train run non-stop Bridlington to Pontefract? (Presumably via the rare route of the Hull avoider, Selby and Burton Salmon)
Table 38 shows:
Scarborough 1148
Filey 1202
Bridlington (a) 1223
Bridlington (d) 1226
Table 31 shows:Filey 1202
Bridlington (a) 1223
Bridlington (d) 1226
Pontefract Baghill 1358
Moorthorpe 1408
Bolton-on-Dearn 1417
Rotherham Masborough 1432
Sheffield (a) 1446
Table 53 shows:Moorthorpe 1408
Bolton-on-Dearn 1417
Rotherham Masborough 1432
Sheffield (a) 1446
Rotherham Central 1432
Sheffield (d) 1458
Chesterfield 1516
Derby 1545
Long Eaton 1558
Loughborough 1611
Leicester 1627
The train is shown in tables 31 & 38 as operated by InterCity (but with no 1st class accommodation)Sheffield (d) 1458
Chesterfield 1516
Derby 1545
Long Eaton 1558
Loughborough 1611
Leicester 1627
The headcode appears to have been 1M11.
I'm curious...
What traction produced?
Did the train run non-stop Bridlington to Pontefract? (Presumably via the rare route of the Hull avoider, Selby and Burton Salmon)