| thread deleted 11:49 - Jan 12 with 1066 views | AlexITFC3 |
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| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 11:55 - Jan 12 with 1006 views | homer_123 |
Remove the bold tag on your link otherwise it won't work! ;) |  |
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| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:07 - Jan 12 with 963 views | the_toff |
What's the contract with Network Rail that you allude to in the post and on your website?
Looks a good initiative, anything that salvages derelict properties of historic interest and gives them a new lease of life for the benefit of the local community can only be a good thing. | | | |
| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:12 - Jan 12 with 936 views | textbackup |
Poster yesjohn will be very interested in this, big railway fan |  |
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| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:13 - Jan 12 with 925 views | AlexITFC3 |
| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 11:55 - Jan 12 by homer_123 |
Remove the bold tag on your link otherwise it won't work! ;) |
Thanks! I think I've fixed it now | | | |
| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:14 - Jan 12 with 918 views | AlexITFC3 |
| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:07 - Jan 12 by the_toff |
What's the contract with Network Rail that you allude to in the post and on your website?
Looks a good initiative, anything that salvages derelict properties of historic interest and gives them a new lease of life for the benefit of the local community can only be a good thing. |
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| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:49 - Jan 12 with 850 views | the_toff |
| Help a ST holder and help save a piece of railway history on 12:14 - Jan 12 by AlexITFC3 |
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I'm interested in how that works. Presumably they'll retain ownership of the asset but provide a community license and long-term lease agreement that allows the site to be used for alternative use (presumably subject to consent).
It's really good to see, good to see of NR as well and presumably a component of their social responsibility. Obviously a commercial benefit to them of not having to maintain the asset or fund the restoration, but good that they're seemingly quite amenable with such projects.
Good luck with it. Please update on progress as I would love to visit when operational. | | | |
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