Class 380 EMU at Drem on its first day
Rail Action Group East of Scotland
RAGES

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Aims of RAGES

To improve the rail service between Edinburgh, Dunbar and Berwick upon Tweed.

To have East Linton and Reston stations re-opened for active use.

To improve the level of service to North Berwick.

To re-open the branch line from Longniddry to Haddington.

To consider the implications with regard to car parking and bicycle storage at stations between Waverley and Berwick upon Tweed.

To keep under scrutiny the standards of passenger facilities at stations between Waverley and Berwick, including North Berwick, and to draw the attention of the relevant bodies to shortcomings which arise.

The group, being environmentally minded, will actively strive to encourage rail travel within its geographical area.

 

Timetables

The following timetables are direct links to the operators' web sites.  The selected timetable will appear in a new window.

Before travelling, and particularly at the Christmas and Easter periods, you are advised to check for any travel updates in the relevant operator's web site - see our links page.

With engineering works taking place on the East Coast main line on Saturdays 22 and 29 September and 6 and 13 October 2018, buses will operate from Edinburgh to North Berwick and as far as Newcastle on some of these days. Please refer to the various TOC web sites before travelling.

First ScotRail until 8 Dec 2018

Glasgow - Edinburgh - North Berwick / Dunbar

Edinburgh to Newcraighall to Tweedbank

Virgin Trains East Coast until 8 Dec 2018

All timetables as a pdf file

CrossCountry until 8 Dec 2018

Scotland, the North East to the South West and South Coast (very large pdf file)

Prentice Coaches

Bus service 111 which stops at Drem, Longniddry and Prestonpans stations.

Bus services 108 which stop at Wallyford and Newcraighall stations.

Eve Coaches

Bus services 120 and 130 which stop at Dunbar station road end and 121 which stops at Drem station.