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GNER

22 March 2005, to start on 1 May.

The duration was to be seven years, plus an automatic three-year extension if performance targets were met. However, by 2006 Sea Containers was unable to support GNER, and the franchise was converted into a Management Agreement on 15 December 2006.

The franchise was then re-tendered, and won by National Express Group on 14 August 2007, which took over from GNER on 9 December 2007." target="blank" class="mouse" >The second Intercity East Coast franchise was awarded to incumbent Sea Containers on 22 March 2005, to start on 1 May.

The duration was to be seven years, plus an automatic three-year extension if performance targets were met. However, by 2006 Sea Containers was unable to support GNER, and the franchise was converted into a Management Agreement on 15 December 2006.

The franchise was then re-tendered, and won by National Express Group on 14 August 2007, which took over from GNER on 9 December 2007.

$ start date * 1 May 2005 ** $ end date * 9 December 2007 **

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owned by
Sea Containers/GNER Holdings Ltd

legal title
Great North Eastern Railway Ltd

was replaced by
Long distance and regional services. London King's Cross-Leeds-Skipton, York-Newcastle-Edinburgh/Glasgow, Aberdeen/Inverness, Hull.


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