MARLOW - MAIDENHEAD PASSENGERS’ ASSOCIATION

The Marlow - Maidenhead Passengers' Association is the action group for all public transport users - bus and train - in the area served by the Maidenhead to Marlow railway line in the Thames Valley including its former route into High Wycombe. We lobby the operators and local government on behalf of users to improve services and facilities, and we bring you timely information regarding proposed and actual service changes. We also hold a watching brief for the Twyford to Henley-on-Thames line and High Wycombe station. The more members we have the stronger is our voice in fighting for your interests. For more about the benefits of membership and an application form please visit the Membership Page or e-mail: enquiries at mmpa.org.uk The Association’s Constitution may be viewed here. member of   associate member of   Scan the QR codes below for mobile timetable downloads (from 14th May): M’head-Marlow Twyford-Henley London-Reading London-Oxford

Unit 166218 (less centre car) at Marlow on 27.4.2011. Photo © 2011 R. Porter   Download Timetables (PDF) Table 120 Marlow Branch Table 121 Henley Branch Table 117 London-Reading Table 116 London-Bedwyn, Oxford...Birmingham Incidents Today Journey Check

New Timetables from 14th May 2012 First Great Western timetables are available here. The Chiltern Mainline Timetable is available here. There has been a reduction of services from High Wycombe and Beaconsfield from 4 to 3 trains per hour offpeak as one train now turns back at Gerrards Cross. A more regular "clock face" timetable is planned for December 2012. [20120518] Update: We have now sent out the pocket timetables and newsletters to members in the area. The Marlow line timetable has some discrepancies between the connecting times shown for the branch line services and the arrival times at Paddington shown in the Paddington-Maidenhead summary table. Please check connections against booklet 8 or the Network Rail timetable. [20120518] Bus Diversions A 7.5 tonne weight limit has been imposed on the bridge on the Old Bath Road (A3032) between Sonning and Twyford and is likely to remain for 18 months. As a result, buses on Service 850 are unable to serve Charvil and are being diverted via New Bath Road (A4) and Wargrave Road (A321) with a temporary bus stop located at Park View Drive on the diversion route. This also affects routes 127 and 128. There is a temporary bus stop at the side of the Wee Waif next to the petrol station served by west bound buses on route 127/128. More information. [20120302] Newsletter Archive

Last updated 18th May, 2012

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