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Mar 2022

Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Andrew Jones has written to the chairman of rail operator Northern urging him to "rethink" reductions to the service between Harrogate and Leeds.
The Stray Ferret reported last week that the 6.07am from Harrogate to Leeds — the first of the day — will be axed from May 15. Some evening services will also be cut.
Brian Dunsby, of Harrogate Line Supporters Group, branded the move ‘disgraceful’ and called for a rethink.
Now Mr Jones has also said the decision should be reconsidered. The Conservative MP said:
Mr Jones said he had written to Robin Gisby, chairman of Northern, "asking him to pause any proposed service reductions between Harrogate and Leeds and consider reversing the earlier reductions in stages so that we get back to the level of service we had pre-pandemic".
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