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@sc_wadsy We are well aware of the disgraceful situation that @PilningStation find themselves in.
There is a footbridge exactly like this 2 stops down at Gainsborough Central, which Pilning could have had, since GNB have a perfectly safe foot crossing and didn't need a new footbridge.
@WestofEnglandCA Thank you for the update.
Don't forget to consider the Arup report issued in September 2021!
#Pilning station is part of a wider network offering a good coverage of South Wales as well as Bristol, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire. Journey time to BRI is 15 minutes vs 40 from SVB.
@GWRHelp@BristolCouncil@WestofEnglandCA Where this is excellent news there of course is still the elephant in the room which is @PilningStation .
A community station that lost its Footbridge leading to it only having one working platform and incredibly the station does not have any platform lights.
Hey @networkrailwest
If you've run out of ideas for improvements, so you have to hibernate newly built infrastructure, why not bring a #Footbridge to #Pilning?
It would enable more stopping trains benefiting passengers straight away!
π¬ Exciting times for rail in Bristol.
π Our newΒ @WestofEnglandCA Ashley Down station opens Saturday.
π₯³ π¬ + we've celebrated at our @TempleQuarter Bristol Temple Meads Eastern Entrance before it hibernates 'til '26 for completion of the @bristoluni campus #BristolRailRegen
Thereβs now more frequent train services across the region, thanks to funding from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority.Β Β
In 2021, trains along the Severn Beach line, which runs from Bristol Temple Meads to Severn Beach, doubled in frequency to every half an hour.Β Β
And then in May 2023, services between Bristol to Gloucester and Bristol to Westbury also doubled to two services an hour.Β
#SpotlightOnRail #Bristol #Gloucester #Westbury #WestofEngland #trains
Thereβs now more frequent train services across the region, thanks to funding from the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority.Β Β
In 2021, trains along the Severn Beach line, which runs from Bristol Temple Meads to Severn Beach, doubled in frequency to every half an hour.Β Β
And then in May 2023, services between Bristol to Gloucester and Bristol to Westbury also doubled to two services an hour.Β
#SpotlightOnRail #Bristol #Gloucester #Westbury #WestofEngland #trains