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NormK
bulkington
541 of 1121  Sat 14th Nov 2015 10:34am  

Kaga Simpson will probably know this: At what point from Tusses Bridge did the railway lines cross the road?

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Midland Red

542 of 1121  Sat 14th Nov 2015 10:49am  

Does post 27 here help, Norm? Or look down this page Thumbs up
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NormK
bulkington
543 of 1121  Sat 14th Nov 2015 11:21am  

Thanks for that Cliff. It wasn't far from the bridge by the look of it. I travel this road a lot and have always wondered where it was because there is no sign of it being there at all. Thumbs up
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Ron
Back home in Coventry
544 of 1121  Sat 14th Nov 2015 11:57am  

The Duchess puts on a show as it passed Tile Hill a short while ago, en route to Euston. The brightness came as a pleasant surprise. Unfortunately it returns in the dark.
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jvb
Kenilworth
545 of 1121  Wed 18th Nov 2015 11:40pm  

On 14th Nov 2015 11:21am, NormK said: Thanks for that Cliff. It wasn't far from the bridge by the look of it. I travel this road a lot and have always wondered where it was because there is no sign of it being there at all. Thumbs up
It was where the motorway now crosses- see this 1906 plan:
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Kaga simpson
Peacehaven, East Sussex
546 of 1121  Thu 19th Nov 2015 10:25am  

Norm K There was a path ran down the side of the Power Station, the train line ran down the side of that, it crossed the road right under the new roadway, exactly the foot of the bridge, someone told me there is a footpath at the right hand side of the new highway, slough side, think of four houses bridge side and you would be on the track. If you look at the word branch on the map come across the road the letter P is our two houses. Best I can explain it.
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks
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547 of 1121  Sat 21st Nov 2015 8:21pm  

Hi Kaga, Wave You might find this Coventry Walks Map Page useful. It shows the features that you are describing.
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Midland Red

548 of 1121  Sat 19th Dec 2015 8:33am  

Nuneaton News article regarding Bermuda Park station Thumbs up
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Ron
Back home in Coventry
549 of 1121  Thu 31st Dec 2015 12:29pm  

Hello to all and may I take this opportunity to wish you the very best for 2016. Sorry for no recent postings from me. Previous health issues have once again raised their head, unfortunately coinciding with accusations of 'clash of interests' between my professional and enthusiast life which got me somewhat down and frustrated. Rather than create waves I decided to step back for a while... Anyway, expect an official announcement imminently. Coventry Arena station was fully completed as per its planning approval back in September. And has sat there unused since... Bermuda Park has suffered from a number of problems along the way, the last being issues with St Georges Way, the only road from which access can currently be gained to Bermuda Park industrial estate and the few car parking spaces that have been constructed alongside the new railway station. As I have mentioned a number of times previously, the two new stations and the platform extensions are all covered by the same single project and not until all three had been fully completed (and completed can only mean in line with the previously granted planning approvals, or subsequently amended as has just happened with Bermuda Park) could the project be signed off.... The three sites would then be inspected and if all was well, approval would be given for the public to use all three sites.... Network Rail are currently planning for both Coventry Arena and Bermuda Park stations to open for public use on and from 0001 hours on Monday 11th January. One area of concern still revolves around Coventry Arena station on 'event' days, ie, football. rugby, concerts. The previous agreement was that trains would not call at the 'Ricoh' for one HOUR after the end of an 'event' due to the concerns of crushing, not surprising with the 75-seat dogbox currently in use on the Coventry to Nuneaton shuttle. This meant that only one train in each direction wouldn't call at the Ricoh... However, at a (very) recent meeting it appears that the previous mis-reporting by the media of no trains stopping at the Ricoh THROUGHOUT event DAYS may be adopted after all (Please, no I knew this was going to happen, I knew this 'years' ago stuff. This has only raised it's head again very recently, and here again I am constrained by confidentiality). However, London Midland's arguments do not hold water.... events at Villa Park can attract larger crowds. Do they attempts to strengthen trains, therefore offering additional capacity, including additional trains - Yes. Do they CLOSE the station for the WHOLE day, thereby preventing non-event passengers from using the train, which after all is a public service. Despite these days of privatisation, rail services within the Centro area are still supported by public subsidy - No. Careful Ron, you might start upsetting people again and we can't have this can we???!!!
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Ron
Back home in Coventry
550 of 1121  Fri 8th Jan 2016 2:13pm  

True to form to date with this project, the earliest that any announcement is likely to be made is now 20th January....
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Midland Red

551 of 1121  Fri 8th Jan 2016 3:46pm  

Nuneaton train crash 1975
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks
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552 of 1121  Fri 15th Jan 2016 11:49am  

Hi all, don't hold your breath on this one, please. Ricoh Arena railway station opening date announced Actually, I still can not see an opening date. Can anyone help me?

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Old Lincolnian
Coventry
553 of 1121  Fri 15th Jan 2016 1:21pm  

Hi Philip, it says it opens on Monday Wave
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks
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554 of 1121  Fri 15th Jan 2016 2:16pm  

Hi & thank you Old Lincolnian. Brill! Like you I did see Monday on the opening line, but as it did not have a date & the timetable download didn't either I will not hold my breath. Maybe a try-out this Wednesday when I hopefully go for our bacon butty. Best wishes to you.
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PeterB
Mount Nod
555 of 1121  Fri 15th Jan 2016 8:52pm  

The official announcement confirming the opening on Monday 18th of January is on the Centro website. Peter.
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