Restoring Your Railway: Promises vs Progress in Northumberland and Nottinghamshire

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Title Restoring Your Railway
Subtitle Promises vs Progress in Northumberland and Nottinghamshire
Publisher Publisher Enroute‎
Authors Author David Frankal‎
Date Date February 2024‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary An analysis of the slow and seemingly cyclical progress on line reopening schemes in Northumberland (now in delivery) and in Nottinghamshire (still proposed) and their politics. These schemes fall within the wider context of the Restoring Your Railway (RYR) scheme, which we introduce in the research.
Keywords Keyword Heavy rail‎ Keyword Railway reopenings‎ Keyword Transport planning‎ Keyword Railway closures‎
Locations Location Northumberland‎ Location Ashington‎ Location Newcastle‎ Location Nottingham‎ Location Mansfield‎
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