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East Midlands Trains Depots

East Midlands Trains Train crew depots were located at:

London – London route drivers, Train Managers, Customer Hosts and revenue protection officers
Leicester – Revenue Protection Officers
Derby – London and Local route Drivers, Train Managers, Senior Conductors, Crew Leaders, Chefs, Customer Hosts and Revenue Protection Officers
Nottingham – Local route Drivers (although 12 Drivers trained on HST's for Summer Skegness and Charter trains), Train Managers, Senior Conductors, Customer Hosts and Revenue Protection Officers
Sheffield – Train Managers, Crew Leaders, Chefs, Customer Hosts and Revenue Protection Officers
Boston – Local route Drivers and Senior Conductors
Lincoln – Local route Drivers and Senior Conductors
Norwich – Local route Drivers and Senior Conductors

East Midlands Trains Trains were maintained at:

London, Cricklewood (fueling and cleaning of HST & 222)
Derby Etches Park (heavy maintenance of 222, 153, 156 & 158, light maintenance of HST)
Nottingham Eastcroft (light maintenance of 153, 156 & 158)
Boston (cleaning of 153, 156 & 158)
Arriva TrainCare, Crewe (light maintenance of 153, 156 & 158)
Leeds, Neville Hill (heavy maintenance of HST)
Crown Point (light maintenance of 158)

Shunter drivers were employed by EMT at Derby, Nottingham and Leeds.

On-train catering for standard-class passengers on routes 1 and 2 was, as of September 2010, contracted out to Rail Gourmet, which had depots at Derby, Nottingham and Sheffield.

Although all stations are owned by Network Rail, their day-to-day management is handled by train operating companies. EMT managed the following stations: Wellingborough, Kettering, Corby, Market Harborough, Leicester, Melton Mowbray, Oakham, Stamford, Narborough, Hinckley, Loughborough, East Midlands Parkway, Long Eaton, Derby, Kidsgrove, Chesterfield, Sheffield, Beeston, Nottingham, Alfreton, Sleaford, Boston and Skegness. They also had staff at St Pancras International, although the station itself is managed by Network Rail.

East Midlands Trains Overview

East Midlands Trains Franchise(s): East Midlands

11 November 2007 – 17 August 2019

East Midlands Trains Main Region(s): East Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, East of England

East Midlands Trains Other Region(s): Greater London, North West England

Fleet Size: 24 Class 43 HST power cars

21 Class 153 Super Sprinter sets

15 Class 156 Super Sprinter sets

25 Class 158 Express Sprinter sets

27 Class 222 Meridian sets

East Midlands Trains Stations Called At: 87

East Midlands Trains Stations Operated: 89

East Midlands Trains Parent Company: Stagecoach

East Midlands Trains Reporting Mark: EM

East Midlands Trains Predecessor: Central Trains

Midland Mainline

East Midlands Trains Successor: East Midlands Railway

East Midlands Trains Technical Length: 1,567.5 km (974.0 mi)

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