Named Services
Grand Central has given names to two trains on its Sunderland route. Contrary to tradition in British named train servics, these are not pairs but individual one-way trips. In the 2008 timetable, the name The Zephyr was given to the early morning (06:41) departure from Sunderland, while the teatime (15:50) train from London was called The 21st Century Limited. No mention of these was made in the 2012 timetable.
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