Is there any major chance of train cancelations on Saturday the 19th July, heading for W-S-M?
Last year there were loads disruptions and I had to wait for 4 hours in Birmingham for a coach. It was great on the coach though, after all the waiting, everyone was chanting "T4 on the Beach!"
If you do get stuck, use the National Express. It's quite cheap and they'll get you there.

First great western are putting on loads of extra trains from Bristol and beyond so as long as there is no problems beyond their control there should'nt be any disruption

special page on their website
http://firstgreatwestern.co.uk/Content.aspx?id=2698

and here are the times -from the normal 5 on a sunday to this!

http://firstgreatwestern.co.uk/Documents/Custom/FGW%201...4_New%20Info.qxd.pdf

If I'm right the cancellations last year were because of flooding.

The MetOffice hasn't issued any severe weather warnings for Friday to Sunday so that should be fine but cancellations are still possible.

Anything could happen between now and Sunday and on the day... Broken down trains, derailments, overrunning engineering work and the list goes on.

The best thing to do is to not worry and is check before you travel.

And its true, National Express will get you there... otherwise I'll be expecting my money back!

Sunday Morning and the answer is Yes there are delays-due to a fatality at Chippenham all trains from London and the East are heavily delayed,cancelled or diverted...

The train that i was on was the train that caused a fatality on the tracks between swindon and chippenham... we was delayed for 2 1/2 hours but eventually got there.

What happened? Everyone seems to be talking about it..

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Originally posted by Rich_H.:

And its true, National Express will get you there... otherwise I'll be expecting my money back!

Just so you know, i will be expecting my money back, National Express were pathetic on the day