Network Rail have withdrawn the Register of Disruptive Possessions 
from Rules of the Route for the first time since I started using it 
regularly in January 2004.  I have just e-mailed them with this 
message:

"I see from the latest update that you are no longer publishing a 
Section 7 'Register of Disruptive Possessions' as the information is 
largely superseded by the CPPP. Whilst this is ok for people within 
the railway industry, ROTR (being available to anyone on the 
internet) does get used by people outside the industry to get an 
advance overview of upcoming line closures.  Such people don't 
normally have access to the CPPP (which is only an internal 
document).  In any event, having had sight of a CPPP I find that the 
level of detail in there makes it much more difficult to use for this 
purpose than ROTR, because it includes all the non-disruptive 
possessions.  Would it be possible to restore the previous version 
6.3 to the public ROTR document, as even an out-of-date version would 
be better than nothing.  ROTR is used by people outside the industry 
who are generally supportive of the railways as a whole, including 
enthusiast and user groups, and I hope you will have regard to this 
fact in any decision-making which causes its availability to be 
restricted."