Residents invited to Network Rail drop-in session to find out about plans for Micklefield station: Residents invited to find out more about plans for Micklefield station

Wednesday 29 Aug 2018

Residents invited to Network Rail drop-in session to find out about plans for Micklefield station

Region & Route:
| Eastern

As part of the ongoing improvement work at Micklefield Station and in preparation for the Transpennine Route Upgrade, part of the Great North Rail Project, Network Rail is holding a community drop-in session to provide residents with more information.

The session is on Thursday 6 September between 18:00 and 20:00 at the Micklefield Youth & Adult Centre, Great North Road, Micklefield, LS25 4AF .

Staff will be on hand to answer questions about the work that will be starting in September to extend platform 1 at the station in preparation for the introduction of new, longer trains.

Anyone who is unable to attend can contact the national helpline on 03457 11 41 41

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03457 11 41 41

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