Daily Archives: Tuesday 26 December 2023

Another increase in service on Metrolink from the New Year

Posted on Tuesday 26 December 2023 by Gareth Prior

There will be another new timetable introduced on Manchester Metrolink from Tuesday 2nd January 2024 which will see more trams running to Etihad Campus as well as further double units operating on the Bury and Altrincham lines.

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15 Years Apart: Nottingham Express Transit 201

Posted on Tuesday 26 December 2023 by Gareth Prior

Back one more with “15 Years Apart” as this time it’s a second look at a tram from Nottingham Express Transit.

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Horse Tram passenger numbers down on pre-pandemic levels

Posted on Tuesday 26 December 2023 by Gareth Prior

In news that will probably surprise absolutely no-one it has been confirmed that passenger numbers on the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway in 2023 were significantly down on the figures seen in 2018. Of course, 2018 was the last year that … Continue reading →

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The Completely Random A-Z of Trams in the British Isles! T is for Tramlink

Posted on Tuesday 26 December 2023 by Gareth Prior

We’re back again with another “A-Z” of trams and it’s the letter T today.

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In Pictures: Public realm works continue at Edgbaston Village

Posted on Tuesday 26 December 2023 by Gareth Prior

When the West Midlands Metro line to Edgbaston Village opened it was surrounded by hoardings which were telling everyone all about the project to extend the network. This was only ever meant to be a temporary situation but it has … Continue reading →

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