Sentence examples for changes to the timetable from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lindsey said the administration was not proposing specific changes to the timetable at this point.
Lynn Knapp, headteacher of Windmill primary school in Oxford, said: "We haven't made any changes to the timetable yet because we want to see how it works.
"Ipsos MORI questioned children aged five upwards about the specific previous week where there could have been one-off changes to the timetable due to bad weather, or the pupil was absent or on school holidays.
"The Turner report, which had cross-party support, already recommended an increase in the timetable to 66 by 2026, 67 by 2036 and 68 by 2046, and that any changes to the timetable should be made within a 15-year notice period to allow people to adapt their plans.
Changes to the timetable include the suspension of Southern's west London line services between Milton Keynes and Clapham Junction, reductions in service on the Coastway routes, buses replacing most trains between Seaford and Lewes in Sussex, and a reduced off-peak service between Tonbridge in Kent and Redhill in Surrey, where passengers for London Victoria will need to change trains.
Merseyrail will run as planned on Monday and Tuesday, with changes to the timetable on Monday due to the Cunard ships' event at Liverpool.
And Rudd insisted the change to the timetable would not mean the government could not meet its targets for renewable energy by 2020, saying there were enough decisions in the pipeline to ensure such targets were met.
But a change to the timetable means that initially only those in Wales, the East and West Midlands and East Anglia are being affected.
The changes to the Commons timetable were agreed in talks between Downing Street and John Bercow, the Commons Speaker.
After lunch, I'm back in the office making last minute changes to the activity timetable for this year's summer camp for adopted 11- to 13-year-olds.
