Autumn 2020 Engineering work - Bourne End to Marlow

bobm

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Autumn 2020 Engineering work - Bourne End to Marlow

« on: May 31, 2020, 12:15:46 »

A note on the GWR^▸ forward engineering page says the line between Bourne End and Marlow will be subject to engineering work between 14th and 29th November. No more details but it is probably a safe bet the line will be close between those dates.


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The Tall Controller

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Re: Autumn 2020 Engineering work - Bourne End to Marlow

« Reply #1 on: May 31, 2020, 23:39:38 »

Track renewals between Bourne End and Marlow for the duration with full branch line closures at weekends during those days.


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Re: Autumn 2020 Engineering work - Bourne End to Marlow

« Reply #2 on: November 14, 2020, 15:14:40 »

Quote from: The Tall Controller on May 31, 2020, 23:39:38

Track renewals between Bourne End and Marlow for the duration with full branch line closures at weekends during those days.

And so it came to pass - with no delays due to Covid-19 or whatever. Of course Covid was already in town in May, and a second "lockdown" only makes now a better time to do it. NR^» Network Rail - home page) have a whole page on it, though it's GWR^▸ 's that gives the length of track to be renewed as 2.25 miles - which is near enough all of it.


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