Yes, quiteNot your track work, Keith..
LGB, for making the *?&* check-rail too short!!
Not botherded by the trackwork,just put my name on the petition to save the line!!!!!..RIO.
Good support so far.
Will someone now start a crowdfunding appeal?
I cast my vote to not close the line. Was I the first? There were no others when I voted.Oh no! It seems that the Birdlip Junction site has been sold to a property developer. It's now more important than ever to join the protest by casting your vote at http://doodle.com/poll/gp5r99wk6sum2649.
I cast my vote to not close the line. Was I the first? There were no others when I voted.
JonD
Hi Jon,I cast my vote to not close the line. Was I the first? There were no others when I voted.
JonD
I did say it wasn't easy - I have done it.............................onceThanks, I've tried that but it seems that the eraser just removes formatting. I still cannot find a way to delete a post.
Hi Jon,
There have been 31 responses so far with 68% voting for it to remain open. You were the 4th person to vote. It seems that there is a strong lobby for it to remain closed led by Sunstrans, The Anti-Smoke Lobby, March for Progress, Ernest Marples, Mrs Beeching and Maggie T.
Meanwhile the property developer has erected a sign.
Birdlip Junction Site by dcrtuk, on Flickr
If the worst comes to the worst and the line closes, I'll buy the station building and move it to my line.
I'll share the transport costs if there is a suitable building to make a 'railway related' workshop in the back garden!
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Well I never!
The railway is threatened with closure.
Public support is waning.
Sustrans want to tarmac the track bed and open it up to cyclists.
Ernest Marples is looking forward to taking over all of the freight business.
Planning permission is being applied for to turn Birdlip Junction into a luxury housing development.
And now, on top of this, other railways are planning on stripping the railway of its assets - track, buildings and signalling.