Overnight engineering works - various dates Jan, Feb, March 2019

grahame

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Overnight engineering works - various dates Jan, Feb, March 2019

« on: January 11, 2019, 14:45:55 »

I understand that Network Rail will be closing the TransWilts overnight ...
* 21st to 24th January 2019
* 9th to 11th February
* 4th to 7th March
For maintenance works.

No disruption to passenger train services (which finish silly-early in the evening) but a warning of noise to neighbours. The work is between WEY 102M32 and WEY 104M42 which according to my calculations is somewhere behind Holt - between Broughton Gifford and the River Avon at Staverton - so most of the neighbours will be cows and sheep and fields of cereal crops and maize.

Posted here as reference - accessible from http://www.mrug.org.uk/engineering.html


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Re: Overnight engineering works - various dates Jan, Feb, March 2019

« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2019, 19:48:35 »

Quote from: grahame on January 11, 2019, 14:45:55

Presumably "21st to 24th" means "(21st to 24th) to (22nd to 25th)" January, the full four-night weekday closure, and likewise for 4th to 7th March. However, 9th to 11th February is a weekend, and is listed in the latest EAS as:

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GWR^▸ SWINDON-WESTBURY SERVICE NOT TO OPERATE. REPLACEMENT ROAD TRANSPORT REQUIRED FOR MELKSHAM PASSENGERS. CURRENT NBS PERIOD FOR FREIGHT SERVICES. ANY FUTURE FREIGHT / ENGINEERING HAULAGE / NETWORK SERVICES TO BE TIMED OVER ALTERNATIVE ROUTES.
WORK DETAILS = PLTR MELKSHAM.


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Re: Overnight engineering works - various dates Jan, Feb, March 2019

« Reply #2 on: January 12, 2019, 08:52:03 »

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WORK DETAILS = PLTR MELKSHAM.

PLTR is Plain Line Track Renewals, not PLaTfoRm 2 construction works sadly. Cheesy


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