Customers say they are STILL struggling for tickets as the clock ticks on Avanti West Coast
More than two months after Avanti West Coast announced it was stripping back its Manchester timetable, passengers are still facing difficulties. The company which runs services between Piccadilly and London Euston was given six months to improve by the Government last week.
The Manchester Evening News understands that tickets for October 24 to 28 are due to be released tomorrow , with services set to be affected by engineering works in the midlands on that week and the weekends either side of it. For services from October 31 onwards, Avanti is expected to confirm its weekday timetable by the end of this month, while the company says it is 'working hard to make weekend travel dates available as far in advance as possible'.
@lisajthompson18 added: "Hey Avanti, When are you going to sort out weekends in November. Your inability to sort out a train timetable is stopping me from saving money and making plans. @annietrev you need to listen to @AndyBurnhamGM an get this sorted ASAP." Regulator, the Office of Rail and Road, confirmed last Friday that it had received assurances Avanti would return to releasing timetables at least six weeks in advance. It comes as the company previously announced it would restore three services an hour between Manchester and London when the new December timetables are published.
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