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The latest news from the SLC Rail team
Making the strategic case for reopening Newcastle to Ashington line for passengers
Northumberland County Council has put forward a strategic business case for reopening a passenger rail line between Newcastle and Ashington. The strategic outline business case was developed by a team from SLC Rail and AECOM. It outlines the project’s wider economic impacts such as housing and job opportunities and includes a number of alternative delivery […]
New stations announced for Willenhall and Darlaston
The team at SLC Rail is delighted to be working with the West Midlands Rail Executive in a joint venture with AECOM to develop and deliver new stations across the region. Two new stations, at Darlaston and Willenhall, have been announced and put to public consultation. Situated on the Walsall to Wolverhampton line, the stations […]
Wolverhampton Interchange progresses with steelwork for station
The steel framework for phase one of City of Wolverhampton’s new railway station building is close to completion. Foundations were laid in February, following the demolition of the former British Transport Police building, and a small section of the current station building next to Platform 1. Once the remaining steel framework is installed, work will […]