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Title: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: bradshaw on June 20, 2017, 12:43:47
This has just been released covering NR output 2018/19. The Wessex area p40 followed by Western

https://16cbgt3sbwr8204sf92da3xxc5m-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Railway-Upgrade-Plan-Update-2017-18.pdf


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: ChrisB on June 20, 2017, 13:52:39
The upgrade map for 2018 that was displayed at the recent GWR Community Conference has been emailed to me, and dates for the works in the above report are as follows -

Slough - Track Renewals: Hayes - Maidenhead, All Lines blocked (ALB, a new one on me); Services to Divert
When: May 5-7 2018m (3 Days)
 
Oxford - Track remodelling: lines closed Didcot-Oxford-Banbury/Hanborough
When: July 21 - August 12 2018 (16 Days)

Worcester - Battenhall Bridge Works: Cheltenham/Evesham - Foregate Street: Lines Closed
When: May 26-30 2018 (5 Days)

Patchway - Track Lowering: Bristol Parkway - Filton AW - ST Junction: Services via Gloucester
When: June 11 - July 1 2018 (21 Days)

Filton Bank: Remodelling & Track Renewal: Temple Meads - Filton AW - Severn Beach: No Services
When: October 27 - November 18 2018 (23 Days)

BASRE Resignalling: Temple Meads - Bath - Yatton - Filton AW - Severn Beach: No services; Access to St Philips Mash Depot blocked
When: March 30 - April 3 (5 Days)

Earlswood (Redhill) - Track Renewal: Gatwick - Redhill: Services terminate/start Redhill
When: February 24 - March 11 2018 (16 days)

Portsmouth (Burnaby Road Bridge) - Bridge Replacement: Portsmouth & Southsea - Portsmouth Harbour: No service, terminate @ P & Southsea.
When: February 12 - 16 2018 midweek (5 days)

Exeter (Cowley Bridge) - Flood Alleviation: Tiverton/Barnstaple - EXD: Services via Honiton (from Barnstaple, really?!)
When: June 12 - 14 2018 midweek ( 3 days)

Cornwall (Scorrier) - Mine Capping & Track Renewal: Truro westwards: no services
When: March 2018 (TBC) (4 days planned)


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: SandTEngineer on June 20, 2017, 14:36:55
....and on the Network Map on Page 25 there are several lines missing around the Westbury area including the line through Melksham..... ::) :P


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: Adelante_CCT on June 20, 2017, 15:21:14
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....and on the Network Map on Page 25 there are several lines missing around the Westbury area including the line through Melksham..... ::) :P

Perhaps that's the plan for 2019? 

Would certainly solve the problem of overcrowding on the 17:36 :P


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: JayMac on June 20, 2017, 19:55:11
Trowbridge and Dilton Marsh are terminuses apparently.


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: TaplowGreen on June 20, 2017, 20:27:53
Trowbridge and Dilton Marsh are terminuses apparently.

Having once spent an evening in Trowbridge I concur  :)


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: TonyK on June 21, 2017, 19:54:01
The upgrade map for 2018 that was displayed at the recent GWR Community Conference has been emailed to me, and dates for the works in the above report are as follows -

Filton Bank: Remodelling & Track Renewal: Temple Meads - Filton AW - Severn Beach: No Services
When: October 27 - November 18 2018 (23 Days)

So it looks like Four Track, Then!


Title: Re: Network Rail upgrade plans 2018/19
Post by: SandTEngineer on June 21, 2017, 20:02:43
....and I have made a comment about the Bristol electrification here: http://www.firstgreatwestern.info/coffeeshop/index.php?topic=5066.msg215458#msg215458



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