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This high-speed section of the West Coast Main Line allows players to race through the heart of the Black Country and serve West Midlands commuters in a variety of trains from other Add-ons. The busy timetable is represented best at important locations on the route, such as Birmingham New Street, Wolverhampton and Crewe stations.
Here, a large selection of layers can be toggled from a wider range of other Train Sim World Add-ons, including the CrossCountry Voyager, Avanti West Coast Pendolino and West Midlands Railway / CrossCountry Class 170.
Included in the route are modern passenger services using the versatile & varied BR Class 350 EMU in multiple liveries. All Aboard Studios have made a number of improvements for this variant, including suspension and brake physics.
Adding an extra layer of personality to the route is 350235, wearing its unique British Transport Police livery. You will see this eye catching unit throughout your drives, appearing across the timetable as it follows its real world diagram.
Passenger and Platform Announcements feature frequently throughout each passenger service, including unique British Transport Police announcements, as well as Passenger Ambience.
Temporary Speed Restrictions are also toggleable as part of Train Sim World 6’s Random Events feature.
A selection of Train Faults are planned for the Class 350 to be implemented for this route Add-on in a post-release patch.
Train Sim World 6: West Coast Main Line: Birmingham – Crewe is out now for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Epic Games Store, and Steam for £29.99/€35.99/$39.99
Please note that WCML: Birmingham – Crewe will be released on PC and 9th Gen Console platforms only.
We hope you have a great experience with the route, if you need any player support, you can request this from our teams on our support website and if you want to share any feedback to our teams, visit our Birmingham Crewe Feedback Thread



The UK’s biggest digital inclusion campaign is getting closer, and we are part of it. Our volunteer Digital Champions, staff and trustees will all have a part to play- Watch this space for further updates.

Draft stages of production. New project publicity what do you think?

Sunday 22nd June 6pm
A family show full of music, song, dance, rhyme, and lots of fun! Presented, written and performed by a star studded NTDF cast.
Tickets £7
0191 466 1667
info@ntdf.co.uk

free broadband: internet access is now a human right, no matter who pays the bills
Dr marten reglitz writhing for the conversation.
12 January 2022
Although this was dated 2022, the government strongly supported bringing Wi-Fi access to all households across the UK. Has this dropped off the radar, i wonder!!

Mart, our volunteer Digital Champion, is showcasing some of his past digital heritage projects on WW1. This has been a significant learning experience, enhancing both eye-hand coordination and basic digital design skills.

For over a decade, Good Things Foundation has been helping individuals develop their skills and confidence to access the internet, aligning with our mission to ‘permanently close the digital divide’. Through the National Digital Inclusion Network, which consists of more than 7,000 community organizations, we offer free mobile data (via the national Databank) and provide digital skills training and support through our online platform, Learn My Way. Additionally, we enhance the capabilities of community organizations within the network to engage stakeholders and bolster the broader infrastructure for digital inclusion through various projects, programs, and advocacy efforts.
A key aspect of our work involves recognizing the impact that digital inclusion support has on people’s lives and using this knowledge to enhance our delivery methods. We have also expanded our expertise in evaluating the impact of our initiatives and are dedicated to sharing our insights to assist others in effectively measuring the impact of digital inclusion support. Here, we outline our model for measuring impact, including.

The Digital Futures for good report explores key themes from our flagship conversation series on digital inclusion. It examines the barriers to getting online, the role of leadership, digital skills, affordable access, inclusive digital services, and community support. Discover insights from experts, policymakers and people with lived experience.
https://www.goodthingsfoundation.org/policy-and-research/research-and-evidence/research

Assistive technology plays a crucial role in supporting individuals with different disabilities and chronic conditions. Our goal is to create a tech library with sponsorship from tech companies. Although some products have short-term loan periods, which isn’t always ideal, we are grateful to these companies for their commitment to resolving technical and software issues as they occur. To learn how we can improve accessibility for you, please join one of our drop-in sessions. Our volunteer Digital Champions are ready to assist you in finding what would be advantageous for you. Here is the link to website https://veroniiiica.com/a-to-z-of-assistive-technology-for-reading/
