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![]() ![]() | ![]() ![]() | ![]() ![]() British Railways Board TOUsBritish RailAfter the Railways Act 1993 had been passed, the British Railways Board was instructed to create 25 train operating units or TOUs, each one being based on a profit centre within its three passenger businesses. These new entities were then offered to the private sector as future franchises, which started operating between February 1996 and March 1997. The last franchise to take over from BR was ScotRail (31 March 1997), and from this date the British Railways Board ceased to be responsible for passenger services. start date 1994 end date 31 March 1997 owned by British Railways Board legal title (various) service area All British Railways Board routes (England, Scotland and Wales) replaced Intercity, Network SouthEast or Regional Railways (BRB) | ![]() ![]() Thursday![]() ![]() ![]() |