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Sideshoots - associated subjects => Campaigns for new and improved services => Topic started by: grahame on September 17, 2020, 19:53:46



Title: New Parkway Stations - Guidance for promoters and funders
Post by: grahame on September 17, 2020, 19:53:46
Wanting a new station with a car park?  From Network Rail (https://www.networkrail.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/New-parkway-stations-guidance.pdf) - some light reading.

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New Parkway Stations

Guidance for promoters and funders on engagement with Highways England and Network Rail

For those within driving distance of ...
* Hullavington
* Devizes Parkway
* Pilning Westgate
* Porkway Partway
* Wylye Way


Title: Re: New Parkway Stations - Guidance for promoters and funders
Post by: infoman on September 18, 2020, 07:40:38
Pilning Westgate could I ask approx location of this planned station

 Porkway Partway? Is this the one on the A4 at Avonmouth?


Title: Re: New Parkway Stations - Guidance for promoters and funders
Post by: grahame on September 18, 2020, 08:10:43
Pilning Westgate could I ask approx location of this planned station

https://what3words.com/gosh.blissful.panther

Railway line there ... services that could stop, too ...
Motorway Junction already built nearby (but not yet connected) ...

http://www.sewweb.info ; site needs a lick of fresh paint, principle remains excellent - if anything, better with the motorway junctions now built which should re-assure concerns about extra traffic though the village; that matter already addressed, bt still caused concern.  Noting the Network Rail advise - station would fit strategies (and put property values in Pilning up too!)




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