GNER

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GNER (Great North Eastern Railway) was a British train operating company that ran long-distance passenger services on the East Coast Main Line between London, the East Midlands, Yorkshire, the North East, and Scotland from the mid-1990s until the late 2000s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British company
train operating company
brandingColor dark blue
red
ceasedTrading December 2007
country United Kingdom
endOfOperation 2007
franchise InterCity East Coast franchise NERFINISHED
fullName Great North Eastern Railway NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation York NERFINISHED
introduced GNER Mallard high-speed services NERFINISHED
laterFranchiseAuthority Department for Transport NERFINISHED
Strategic Rail Authority NERFINISHED
lostFranchiseDueTo financial difficulties of parent company
notableEvent franchise cut short and replaced by management contract in 2006
operatedOn East Coast Main Line NERFINISHED
operatedRollingStock Class 43 power car NERFINISHED
Class 91 locomotive NERFINISHED
InterCity 125 NERFINISHED
InterCity 225 NERFINISHED
Mark 4 coach
operatedService London Kings Cross to Aberdeen NERFINISHED
London Kings Cross to Edinburgh Waverley NERFINISHED
London Kings Cross to Glasgow Central
London Kings Cross to Inverness
London Kings Cross to Leeds NERFINISHED
London Kings Cross to Newcastle NERFINISHED
operatedStation Edinburgh Waverley NERFINISHED
London Kings Cross NERFINISHED
Newcastle NERFINISHED
York NERFINISHED
parentCompany Sea Containers NERFINISHED
predecessor British Rail InterCity East Coast NERFINISHED
railFranchiseAwardedBy Office of Passenger Rail Franchising NERFINISHED
safetyRecord no major fatal accidents during franchise
servedFrom London NERFINISHED
servedRegion East Midlands NERFINISHED
North East England NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
Yorkshire NERFINISHED
serviceType long-distance passenger services
startOfOperation 1996
successor National Express East Coast NERFINISHED
ticketingSystem inter-available rail tickets on East Coast Main Line

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