Railfuture AGM , Saturday 16th April 2016

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Railfuture AGM , Saturday 16th April 2016

« on: April 12, 2016, 20:28:20 »

The Branch AGM^▸ is at 10.00hrs At west Oxford community centre, Botley Road , 5 mins walk from Station, Speaker at 10.30 will be Chris Austin , joint author of Disconnected , which for those who have not read it is a fantastic insight , into the closure programme. And how some lines were saved. Railfuture is of course committed to reopening , and in many ways Chris Austins , connecting communities for ATOC^» kicked off the current re-opening wave.
We will also have updates on East West Rail , Hanborough, Wantage Grove and our other Branch Campigns .
Feel free to come along if you can , you don't need to be a member, and it should be informative.


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Re: Railfuture AGM , Saturday 16th April 2016

« Reply #1 on: April 12, 2016, 20:29:42 »

It is of course Thames Valley Branch , as it is in Oxford .


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Re: Railfuture AGM , Saturday 16th April 2016

« Reply #2 on: April 12, 2016, 21:08:14 »

Quote from: Class 50 on April 12, 2016, 20:28:20

The Branch AGM^▸ is at 10.00hrs At west Oxford community centre, Botley Road , 5 mins walk from Station, Speaker at 10.30 will be Chris Austin ...

We will also have updates on East West Rail , Hanborough, Wantage Grove and our other Branch Campigns .

Sorry can't make it as I'm speaking / helping organise the TransWilts forum in the far south from you (Salisbury). Chris comes with excellent speaking credentials and I recommend the event to anyone in Oxford on that alone.

Having said which - if you could post an update on Wantage / Grove (in particular) that would be great.


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