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. Scan the QR codes below for mobile timetable downloads: M’head-Marlow Twyford-Henley London-Reading M'head-Marlow (HTML) Maidenhead Connections (Mon-Fri)

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

Cow Lane Bridge Replacement Time Lapse Video The bridge carrying the GW Main Line over Cow Lane in Reading was replaced in five days over Christmas 2011. The new bridge was constructed on site beforehand. You can watch the Network Rail / Bam Nuttall time-lapse video here. Documentary Series looks at FGW Century Films is currently making a documentary series for the BBC about the rail network. Told from the point-of-view of staff and passengers, it‘s exploring the upgrade of stations and tracks, the problems that bad weather can cause, the impact of crime ... just about every aspect of daily railway life! As part of this Rob McCabe is very keen to get in contact with people who regularly commute into Paddington (First Great Western trains). The upgrade work that‘s happening on this route is a big focus for the series, and he wants to include the experience of passengers as well. So if you travel in and out of London Paddington, be it from Reading or Bristol or somewhere in-between, do contact Rob on 07775 942866 or e-mail. FGW Announces Extra Capacity First Great Western has announced that it is investing in 46 extra carriages for London and Thames Valley, which will deliver an extra 4,500 seats in the morning and evening peaks. Details on the News page. [20111122] Branch Line Naming Competition Please read this important announcement. AGM The MMPA AGM will be on Friday 23rd March 2012 Newsletter Archive

Last updated 24th January, 2012

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