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WCML open access service to Stirling given five year licence

PASSENGERS could soon have a new service between Stirling and London Euston after the Office of Rail and Road agreed that new open access services can operate on the West Coast Main Line between the Scottish city and the UK capital.

In its decision letter dated March 7, access rights were granted for five years from June 2025. While three non-franchised operators have been granted access rights on the East Coast Main Line, there

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