Bridge and a railway

railway bridge

In the summer of 2007 the railway bridge at the top of Hillcrest marking the beginning of Dawdon proper was rebuilt. Road closures for several weeks caused remarkable havoc with the number 60 bus drivers’ local geography, whilst a series of different routes in and out of Parkside were explored. Not so much fun if you were trying to get home in a hurry.

So this means that the trains of the sparkling new Grand Central Railway can hurtle past our rooftops without danger of ploughing through the local allotments. But will we get our longed-for station back?

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3 Comments so far

  1. a warning to all car owners

    on friday 22/02/08 early am somebody driled a hole in my fuel tank and nicked my petrol.has this happened to anyone else

  2. Oh…. here you are!

    I thought it was a bit quiet at the old site.

  3. It’s Hill Crescent not Hillcrest.

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