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THOUSANDS CROSS ROYAL ALBERT BRIDGE TO MARK BRUNEL’S LEGACY
A special bridge walk across the Royal Albert Bridge, organised jointly by Network Rail and the Ashtorre Brunel Committee, has drawn thousands of people to celebrate one of Brunel’s greatest masterpieces.
150 YEARS ON – ROYAL ALBERT BRIDGE GETS A NEW LEASE OF LIFE
After carrying nearly 1 billion tonnes of rail traffic for the last 150 years, the Royal Albert Bridge - one of Brunel’s greatest masterpieces – is set for a major revamp.
IT’S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN TO EXTRA RAIL SERVICES ON FALMOUTH BRANCHLINE
The £7.8m scheme to boost the number of trains and seats for passengers on the Falmouth branch line - Maritime Line - is now completed, in advance of the new timetable on 18 May 2009.
HALF OF RAIL CRIMES IN THE SOUTH WEST INVOLVED YOUNG PEOPLE
There were more than 500 recorded incidents of railway crime involving young people last year in the South West. Whilst overall railway crimes has dropped by about 15% from 2007 - 2008, figure shows that many young people are still putting their lives at risk.
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