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Operated by subsidiary Sealand, a spokesperson told The Loadstar, trials were already running, but they would increase to three weekly departures connecting Valencia to Barking in East London from the end of the month.
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Theodor Strauss
October 03, 2022 at 1:33 pmCan you please show how this rail connection works.
Valencia via Channel Tunnel? How many days?
How many waggons?