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Disruptions and timetable changes. Major disruption: Disruption through Hunts Cross until approximately 17:00. Disruption between Stafford and Wolverhampton expected until 17:15. Lines reopened: Disruption to / from Holyhead expected until 17:00. No trains between Pewsey and Newbury expected until 17:00.
British Rail. British Railways was the state-owned company responsible for most overground rail transport in Britain from 1948 to 1997. Trading as British Rail from 1965, the company was privatised between 1994 and 1997 and was succeeded by National Rail. The double arrow logo is still used by National Rail in their brand to this day.
