Date: 12/01/2015
Virgin Trains has reported a surge in cross-border rail travel following investment in additional seating capacity. The West Coast Main Line operator said passenger numbers on its Anglo-Scottish services rose by 11% last year. The rise came after Virgin made an additional 3,000 seats available every weekday. Virgin said its trains now accounted for more than a fifth of journeys made between Glasgow and London.
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Virgin Trains reports a surge in cross-border travel following investment in additional seating capacity.
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