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	West Anglia Great Northern (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		West Anglia Great Northern has announced a £10m plan to relaunch the Stansted Airport rail service to London, with the creation of more than 50 jobs.
		West Anglia Great Northern is seeking to extend its London to Peterborough commuter service to Doncaster with an hourly service starting this winter, which would rival existing services from Great North Eastern Railways.
		West Anglia Great Northern Railway is to recruit an additional 150 train drivers, as part of a new pay deal agreed with the Aslef union.
	www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /wen61650.htm (93 words)

	WAGN - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Wagn previously stood for West Anglia Great Northern and operated services from London Liverpool Street to Enfield, Hertford East, Stansted Airport and Cambridge.
		These services formed the 'West Anglia' part of the WAGN brand and in April 2004 West Anglia services were absorbed into the new one franchise operating all services from Liverpool Street.
		Wagn was originally owned by Prism Rail which was subsequently absorbed by National Express Group.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/West_Anglia_Great_Northern (211 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In December 2005, wagn lost the franchise to run these routes, which was taken over on 1 April 2006 by FirstGroup plc as successful bidders for the new combined Thameslink-Great Northern franchise.
		WAGN stood for West Anglia Great Northern and initially, in addition to services from London King's Cross, it also operated services from London Liverpool Street to Enfield, Hertford East, Stansted Airport, and Cambridge: these services formed the 'West Anglia' (WA) part of the WAGN brand.
		In April 2004 West Anglia services were absorbed into the new 'one' franchise operating all services from Liverpool Street, with the Great Northern (GN) lines being retained as the new "Great Northern lines only" wagn.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=wagn (279 words)

	West Anglia & Great Northern (WAGN) - Transport International Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		wagn was a franchise operator of commuter train services on the Great Northern route out of London King's Cross and Moorgate stations.
		In December 2005, wagn lost the franchise to run these routes, which was taken over on 1 April 2006 by FirstGroup plc as successful bidders for the new combined Thameslink-Great Northern franchise.
		WAGN is part of the National Rail Network across the UK, the acronym standing for “West Anglia and Great Northern” Railways.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /transport-international/west-anglia-great-northern-wagn (326 words)

	WAGN - Wikicompany
		Wagn previously stood for West Anglia Great Northern and operated services from London Liverpool Street to Enfield, Hertford East, Stansted Airport and Cambridge.
		These services formed the 'West Anglia' part of the WAGN brand and in April 2004 West Anglia services were absorbed into the new one franchise operating all services from Liverpool Street.
		Wagn was originally owned by Prism Rail which was subsequently absorbed by National Express Group.
	www.wikicompany.org /wiki?title=WAGN&printable=yes (310 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 26 Nov 2001 (pt 10)
		I understand that WAGN are also considering the possibility of extending the car park at St. Neots and for a bus interchange at Huntingdon.
		Across all West Anglia Great Northern services an estimated 62.5 million passenger journeys were made in 2000–2001, 61.2 million in 1999–2000, and 55.7 million in 1998–1999.
		West Anglia Great Northern's Passengers In Excess of Capacity (PIXC) figures for each of the last three years were 2.3 per cent.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200102/cmhansrd/vo011126/text/11126w10.htm (1344 words)

	Schottland4Fans - die Seite für den Schottland-Fan
		WAGN ist eine Eisenbahngesellschaft, die Pendlerzüge zwischen den Bahnhöfen London King's Cross und Moorgate Stations betreibt.
		WAGN ist die Abkürzung für West Anglia Great Northern und betrieb anfänglich auch Verbindungen vom Bahnhof Liverpool Street (London) nach Enfield, Hertford East, Stansted Airport und Cambridge.
		WAGN gehörte ursprünglich zu "Prism Rail", die jedoch nach und nach von der "National Express Group" übernommen wurde.
	www.schottland4fans.de /britallgemeines_verkehr_eisenbahn_wagn.shtml?print (208 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 11 Jul 2003 (pt 25)
		The franchise will be comprised of the services currently operated by Anglia Railways, First Great Eastern and the West Anglia services of West Anglia Great Northern, the franchises for which are due to expire by 31 March 2004.
		These are GB Railways plc, the incumbent operator of the Anglia Railways franchise; National Express Group plc, the incumbent operator of the West Anglia Great Northern franchise; and Arriva Trains Limited.
		The Greater Anglia franchise is the first to be let under the new franchising policy, and the first to be let under the one operator per London terminal principle.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200203/cmhansrd/vo030711/debtext/30711-25.htm (1439 words)

	rnsitem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Group has been operating Great Northern on a fixed subsidy agreed with the SRA in February 2002 and the franchise has annual passenger revenues of £120 million.
		Great Northern To facilitate the creation of the Greater Anglia franchise, the West Anglia Great Northern franchise has been split with the West Anglia services forming part of the new Greater Anglia franchise and Great Northern services remaining standalone.
		In February 2001 the SRA extended the Great Northern part of the West Anglia Great Northern franchise from 31 March 2001 to 30 April 2004.
	www.nationalexpressgroup.com /nx/ic/rns/rnsitem?id=1076687216nRNSM4219V&t=popup (537 words)

	AngliaCampus : East Anglian Railways - Study Sheet 1
		East Anglia, like so many areas of Great Britain, is a name that is well known but whose boundaries vary in definition.
		Much of the area was a stronghold of the Great Eastern Railway with the Great Northern, Midland and London & North Western to the west.
		Infiltration by these companies into East Anglia was very limited until the 1880s when the Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway (M&GN) used smaller companies' lines and new construction to open a line from east of Leicester to the Norfolk coast.
	www.jeron.je /anglia/learn/sec/history/railstud/studyea1.htm (596 words)

	Network SouthEast - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		On privatisation, NSE was split into various franchises.
		West Coast Main Line, Marston Vale Line, North London Line
		West Anglia Great Northern - now divided into Great Northern and West Anglia, of which the latter is part of the One Railway franchise.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Network_SouthEast (260 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The East Coast went to GNER, The West Coast, Cross-Country to Virgin Trains, the Midland Main Line to Midland Mainline, the Great Eastern Main Line to Anglia Trains, Great Western Main Line to Great Western Trains.
		Of these, the GEML was subsequently refranchised to 'one' (Anglia), while Great Western Trains was taken over by First Group and became First Great Western.
		West Anglia Great Northern - now divided into Great Northern and West Anglia, of which the latter is part of the 'one' franchise.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=train_operating_company (348 words)

	Online Encyclopedia and Dictionary - British Rail Class 313
		Following privatisation, the Class 313 fleet was divided between two franchises.
		West Anglia Great Northern (WAGN) inherited the majority of the class, with a fleet of 41 units.
		Used on Great Eastern Region in period 1988-1990.
	www.fact-archive.com /encyclopedia/British_Rail_Class_313 (185 words)

	London -New report exposes poor train service
		South West Trains have not responded to a request for comment on the numbers.
		Such tardiness was also evident when we contacted South West Trains to ask them to clarify the situation with the Hounslow Loop service.
		They have announced their intention to no longer stop the fast running services at Putney station but have claimed in letters to customers that frequency on the Hounslow loop service will be increased to compensate.
	nnet-server.com /server/common/consra13.htm (446 words)

	Waltham Abbey Local History
		In 1177 this was changed and the secular canons were dissolved and Henry II revested the tithes of the manors in the Abbey and re-established it as a house of Augustine Canons.
		Extensive buildings were erected at the Eastern end in contrast to the great Norman Naive and for many years the Abbey had a powerful influence on the area with many noble associations and was often visited by monarchs who hunted in the Royal forest.
		To the West side of the town is the Lea Navigational Canal, once used to transport gunpowder along the River Lea to London docks.
	www.waltham-abbey-sea-angling.co.uk /waltham_abbey_local_history.htm (535 words)

	Huntingdon Official Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The dual carriageway A14 links Huntingdon with the A1 to the North and London in the South, much of it to motorway standard, and further west the Midlands and beyond.
		West Anglia Great Northern connects Huntingdon with Kings Cross by a frequent 50 minute service.
		Huntingdon is well connected to Peterborough by West Anglia Great Northern and on to the North and Scotland by the Great North Eastern Railway.
	www.localauthoritypublishing.co.uk /councils/huntingdon/find.html (225 words)

	Angel Trains - Press Release
		Passengers travelling from Cambridge to Liverpool Street by train today were given the opportunity to ride West Anglia Great Northern (WAGN) Railway's new liveried and refurbished Class 317 train.
		They were joined on the journey* by WAGN's Managing Director, David Burton; representatives from Angel Trains who are project managing the refurbishment programme by Railcare Ltd and Ray Stenning who designed the livery.
		The new livery consists of white bodywork with WAGN corporate colours, rich blue and gold running across the bottom of the carriages.
	www.angeltrains.com /Press/release.aspx?Id=54 (386 words)

	RMT - Submission to the Pensions Commission on the Railways Pension Scheme (Part 2)
		April 2004 from the former Anglia, and Great Eastern franchises, plus West Anglia services from the former West Anglia Great Northern franchise, there was a difference in the treatment of members transferring.
		The former WAGN Section remained as an individual section and was renamed West Anglia Great Northern Railway Section but retained all the pensioners and deferreds.
		If Government wishes to play musical chairs with the franchises that is obviously a matter within their control but, regardless of whether RMT as a Union agrees with those changes, the fact is that such alterations have a major impact on our members' pension arrangements.
	www.rmt.org.uk /Templates/Internal.asp?NodeId=98833 (3685 words)

	CULG - Northern Line
		The tube was 3.1m (10'2") in diameter in the northern section, and 3.2m (10'6") in the straighter southern section, to allow for the extra sway of the faster trains; some later sections were 3.51m (11'6") in diameter to provide better ventilation.
		Both northern branches also saw some non-stop running; there used to be loops at Brent Cross to allow a stopped train to be overtaken by a non-stopper.
		In the specific case of the Northern Line, the closed stations at South Kentish Town and City Road were used for this purpose, as was Highgate even before it opened (until the surface access was ready, some trains stopped there to serve shelterers).
	www.davros.org /rail/culg/northern.html (5339 words)

	Northern lights ready to steam into Scots market; Kenny Kemp speaks Sunday Herald, The - Find Articles
		For the former Monty Python star, it is one of the Great Railways Journey of the World.
		The line is steeped in railway heritage and takes the traveller on a journey through the Yorkshire Dales, over the 24 arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct, into Dentdale, and Eden Valley, with its rural villages and market towns, before pulling into Carlisle.
		But the rail company was also fined (pounds) 2m by the SRA for the disruption caused during the severe driver shortages on Arriva's Northern franchise in 2001.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4156/is_200306/ai_n12582209 (874 words)

	East Suffolk Travel Control (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Great North Eastern Railway - rail operator from London Kings Cross to Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland, via Peterborough.
		West Anglia Great Northern - rail operator in Essex and Cambridgeshire on the Great Northern route.
		Note - West Anglia services are now provided by 'one' Railway.
	www.eastsuffolktravel.org.uk /links/list1.php?linkcat=4 (236 words)

	Finn's train and travel page : Trains : Great Britain
		Great North Eastern Railway class 91 electric locomotive heads a passenger train towards London just north of Finsbury Park on November 15, 2004, 12:36.
		West Anglia Great Northern 365 502, northbound, just north of Finsbury Park on November 15, 2004, 11:50.
		West Anglia Great Northern 365 509, northbound, just north of Finsbury Park on November 15, 2004, 11:58.
	www.finnmoller.dk /rail-gb/index.htm (922 words)

	The UK Bike/Rail Page
		Another daft name change - the amalgamation of Great Eastern, most of WAGN and Anglia Railways means we now have to ask for 'one'.
		Note that Anglia is running its own reservation line from a call-centre in Norwich, so a call to the company should be routed to someone who really knows the network.
		FORMER GREAT WESTERN: Advance reservations are free, and can be made up to two hours before the train begins its journey, or before 18.00 the day before if the train starts before 10.00.
	www.atob.org.uk /Bike_Rail.html (6268 words)

	Guardian \| When commuters prefer to be late
		As they travelled between King's Lynn and London yesterday morning, their driver is alleged to have suddenly announced that he would attempt to make up a 20 minute delay, and told them "hold your breath" before accelerating and speeding off.
		Passengers claimed that the West Anglia Great Northern (Wagn) train "almost derailed" as it hurtled along the route between Letchworth and Hitchin in Hertfordshire - close to the site of the October 2000 Hatfield derailment, which claimed four lives.
		A Wagn spokeswoman confirmed that the driver had since been suspended from duty.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4745216-103630,00.html (222 words)

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