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    IS THIS THE FUTURE OF UK RAIL TRAVEL?

    Dec 02, 2021 2 minutes
    WORDS: SIMON CALDER

    or a new transport brand, it’s a good problem to have: for the first five weeks of the Lumo rail link between London and Edinburgh, almost all the seats were sold before the first train had even run on 25 October. It helped that noone needed to pay more than £20 for an advance one-way ticket on the 393-mile, one-way

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