Date: 11/12/2017

Passengers on the Borders Railway are still suffering volatile punctuality and poor service, two years after its opening teething troubles should have been sorted, according to campaigners. The line between Edinburgh and Tweedbank also suffers from stops being missed and overcrowding, said rail consultant and author David Spaven.

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The late running 1253 Edinburgh - Tweedbank meets light rain as it rounds the curve at Falahill on 4 August 2016.
Location: Falahill Summit
Company: Edinburgh and Hawick Railway (North British Railway)
04/08/2016 John Furnevel

A (late running) southbound train at Stow on 27 December 2016.
Location: Stow
Company: Edinburgh and Hawick Railway (North British Railway)
27/12/2016 Ewan Crawford

A train from Edinburgh arriving at Tweedbank platform 1 on 29 September 2016 alongside a unit stabled in platform 2.
Location: Tweedbank
Company: Edinburgh and Hawick Railway (North British Railway)
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