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Media invite: Welcome to EMR Connect - the new all electric train service from Corby to London St Pancras
- EMR Connect provides an extra train every hour to and from London
- Introduction coincides with EMR reintroducing its full, pre-Covid timetable to support the region's recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic
- Interview opportunities available at Corby on Monday 17th May
Media invite: Major boost for Sheffield train passengers as EMR's new timetable begins
- Quicker peak journey times and new early morning and late evening journey options
- EMR's new timetable includes the reintroduction of EMR's full, pre-Covid timetable, helping the region's recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic
- Interview opportunities available at Sheffield Station on Monday morning
Media invite: Major boost for the East Midlands as EMR's new timetable begins
- Quicker peak journey times and new early morning and late evening journey options
- EMR's new timetable includes the reintroduction of EMR's full, pre-Covid timetable, helping the region's recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic
- Interview opportunities available at Nottingham Station on Monday morning
EMR Connect: All electric train service launches this week
- EMR’s first all-electric trains - reduces carbon emissions by 77% and lowers noise levels for lineside neighbours
- EMR Connect will run twice hourly between Corby and London St Pancras
- Staff excited to begin serving passengers
Have a Super Sunday: East Midlands Railway increases weekend services in new timetable
- Improved Sunday services for Intercity and regional passengers
- Major change for Chesterfield and Sheffield services
- Matlock, Norwich and Skegness all receive improvements
Introducing EMR Connect - more seats and a simpler timetable on our greenest ever fleet
- EMR Connect - the new electric train service between Corby and London St Pancras
- Provides more seats and services every 30 minutes
- Electric trains are quieter and kinder to the environment
- Launches Sunday, 16 May
EMR shocked and disappointed at strike action
- RMT members have voted in favour of strike action
- Senior Conductors on EMR Regional services will strike for three consecutive Sundays, starting Sunday 16th May
- The action comes during national recovery and with the rail industry entirely funded by taxpayers
- Strike Action compromises the future of our railway at a time when we should be focused on welcoming and attracting customers back to rail
EMR shocked and disappointed at vote for strike action
- RMT members have voted in favour of strike action
- Affects Senior Conductors, who work on EMR Regional services
- Vote for action comes during a time of national crisis and while the entire rail industry is funded by taxpayers
East Midland’s Railway regional services enhanced by new trains and more frequent timetable
- Introduction of new 170 trains to regional network
- More seats, earlier and later journey options
- Enhanced Sunday services
Nottingham’s capital link boosted by faster and more frequent East Midlands Railway services
- Quicker peak journey times
- Consistent departures
- New earlier and later journey options
Leicester’s capital link boosted by faster and more frequent East Midlands Railway services
- Quicker peak journey times
- Consistent departures
- New earlier and later journey options
Sheffield’s capital link boosted by faster and more frequent East Midlands Railway services
- Quicker peak journey times
- Consistent departures and improved Sunday afternoon service
- New earlier and later journey options