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RF News

1st February 2009 10:11

Dawning of rail's new golden age? (BBC News)

BBC News examines the prospects of a first major railway construction project since Victorian times.

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John H-T

1st February 2009 20:07

There is an urgent need to get on with it, not just talk about it and the pigs are at the end of the runway, fueled and ready to go!!

Midland Compound

1st February 2009 22:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by RF News (Post 23712)

first major railway construction project since Victorian times.

So the Channel Tunnel Rail Link was not a major railway construction project then ?:eek: :rolleyes:

EuroStar

2nd February 2009 07:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Midland Compound (Post 23731)

So the Channel Tunnel Rail Link was not a major railway construction project then ?

The Channel Tunnel Rail Link definitely is a major railway construction project. :)

Pesmo

2nd February 2009 11:24

And there has been quite a bit of the London underground built since then as well

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