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Wales & Western news

MOTORISTS IN WALES DICING WITH DEATH AT LEVEL CROSSINGS
Monday 3 Nov 2008
Motorists in Wales are risking their lives and those of others according to new figures revealed today by Network Rail. A near-miss occurs every other week, when motorists dice with death by ignoring warning signs and lights or weaving round barriers at level crossings.

£7.8M IMPROVEMENT AT FALMOUTH STEAMS AHEAD
Monday 13 Oct 2008
The scheme to double the number of train services on the Falmouth branch line has entered a vital stage. The additional 400 metres-long track, which is a key element to help deliver two trains per hour at peak period, will be installed during a massive programme of work on 13 – 17 October and 20 -24 October.

A DAY’S WORK FOR 120 YEARS OF RAIL BENEFITS
Wednesday 8 Oct 2008
It may have been standing for over a century, but thanks to a new method of bridge replacement, the Pill Bridge, in Avonmouth was replaced by Network Rail in just eight hours. This technique, being piloted in the West Country for the first time, forms part of Network Rail’s ambitions to complete engineering work in less time.

IMPROVING THE RAILWAY IN DEVON AND CORNWALL
Friday 3 Oct 2008
Smoother and more reliable train journeys in Devon and Cornwall is the goal of vital annual planned rail improvement work to be carried out by Network Rail. Starting next week, essential track maintenance and renewals will begin on West Country branch lines.

THOUSANDS SHARE THE VISION FOR READING RAILWAY
Wednesday 24 Sep 2008
More than a thousand people saw the future of the railway at Reading as they joined Network Rail at its roadshow, which unveiled plans to provide a better station and more trains for passengers.

RAILWAY LINE WORST HIT BY FLOOD REOPENS
Wednesday 24 Sep 2008
The line between Caerphilly and Ystrad Mynach, closed owing to flooding, has now reopened to passengers following the completion of repairs.

RAILWAY BRIDGES LOOK TEN YEARS YOUNGER (WEST COUNTRY)
Thursday 11 Sep 2008
The South West of England have received a cash injection of more than £3.6m from Network Rail to makeover five unsightly railway bridges. These bridges, which have been blighted by graffiti, fly posters and pigeons, will be thoroughly cleaned and re-painted to bring them back to their former splendour.
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