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1  Sideshoots - associated subjects / Campaigns for new and improved services / Re: Okehampton-Tavistock. Discussion on reopening and potential use as a diversionary route on: March 30, 2017, 20:26:40
Exeter - Okehampton

 £2 Million to run trains on Sundays and other days.

£8 Million to make it a fully functioning Branch Line. Ouch !
2  Sideshoots - associated subjects / Campaigns for new and improved services / Re: Campaign for Tavistock reopening on: March 30, 2017, 20:11:03
Report in Plymouth Herald (sorry cant download link) report price for reopening now £60 Million.
3  Sideshoots - associated subjects / Campaigns for new and improved services / Re: Campaign for Tavistock reopening on: June 23, 2015, 10:22:31
Just been reading through the the" Campain for Rural England report in Favour of Re-opening the Okehampton Route"  some points of interest which state.

The  buisiness case for re-opening the Bere Alston-Tavistock section will go to the Local Transport Board for consideration later this year.
But is not yet funded,and is expected that funding will be sought by DCC» (Devon County Council - website) through a growth Deal bid .
It could be open by 2020/1 but the design of the route and station at Tavistock will need to be able to accommodate a subsequent northwards extension.
4  Sideshoots - associated subjects / Campaigns for new and improved services / Re: Campaign for Tavistock reopening on: February 04, 2015, 11:21:37
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5  Sideshoots - associated subjects / Campaigns for new and improved services / Re: Campaign for Tavistock reopening on: February 04, 2015, 11:01:17
A letter from WDBC  site
6  Sideshoots - associated subjects / Campaigns for new and improved services / Re: Campaign for Tavistock reopening on: August 26, 2014, 19:38:59
Hi Everyone my first post but I have been following this project for years

Just seen BBC» (British Broadcasting Corporation - home page) Spotlight news and planning permission has been granted for the houseing development but a proposed opening of 2022.This scheme is certaintly crawling along.
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