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The latest news from the SLC Rail team
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 […]
Battenhall Rail Bridge project ‘Highly Commended’
The Battenhall Bridge project team including client Worcestershire County Council was highly commended at last night’s Rail Business Awards. One of 20 major awards presented in front of a packed room of some 700 industry professionals, it was given in recognition of the successful extension of the Battenhall Railway Bridge as part of the A4440 […]
Worcestershire Parkway station to welcome first trains later this year
Construction work on the new station is progressing well. The main building is nearing completion and internal fit-out works have begun. The three platforms – each 265 metres long – have been built onsite away from the tracks and are being manoeuvred into position. New drone footage available.