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Unsuprisingly, the RAIB will be investigating the derailment
on the GOBLIN. I don't think the annoucment says anything new, but it's he https://www.gov.uk/government/news/f...-wanstead-park Cheers, Mike -- Mike Bristow |
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About a week ago, a staff member at Leyton Midland Road Station
told me all the track between Wanstead Park and Walthamstow Queens Road is going to be replaced. They have obviously already started because yesterday I saw track working equipment on the railway bridge over Hainault Road. Although investigating how this occurred is necessary, my main concern at present is to get the line repaired and re-opened. |
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In message , at 11:12:04 on Sat, 8
Feb 2020, Robin9 remarked: About a week ago, a staff member at Leyton Midland Road Station told me all the track between Wanstead Park and Walthamstow Queens Road is going to be replaced. They have obviously already started because yesterday I saw track working equipment on the railway bridge over Hainault Road. Although investigating how this occurred is necessary, my main concern at present is to get the line repaired and re-opened. We certainly can't wait for the RAIB report, because that takes typically 8-12 months. -- Roland Perry |
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On Sat, 8 Feb 2020 13:00:54 +0000, Roland Perry
wrote: In message , at 11:12:04 on Sat, 8 Feb 2020, Robin9 remarked: About a week ago, a staff member at Leyton Midland Road Station told me all the track between Wanstead Park and Walthamstow Queens Road is going to be replaced. They have obviously already started because yesterday I saw track working equipment on the railway bridge over Hainault Road. Although investigating how this occurred is necessary, my main concern at present is to get the line repaired and re-opened. We certainly can't wait for the RAIB report, because that takes typically 8-12 months. Yes, but how long did they take to inspect the site before turning it over to the gangs to remove all the track, and with it, the evidence? |
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In message , at 15:37:35 on
Sat, 8 Feb 2020, Recliner remarked: About a week ago, a staff member at Leyton Midland Road Station told me all the track between Wanstead Park and Walthamstow Queens Road is going to be replaced. They have obviously already started because yesterday I saw track working equipment on the railway bridge over Hainault Road. Although investigating how this occurred is necessary, my main concern at present is to get the line repaired and re-opened. We certainly can't wait for the RAIB report, because that takes typically 8-12 months. Yes, but how long did they take to inspect the site before turning it over to the gangs to remove all the track, and with it, the evidence? That's something we rarely get a metric for. -- Roland Perry |
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Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 15:37:35 on Sat, 8 Feb 2020, Recliner remarked: About a week ago, a staff member at Leyton Midland Road Station told me all the track between Wanstead Park and Walthamstow Queens Road is going to be replaced. They have obviously already started because yesterday I saw track working equipment on the railway bridge over Hainault Road. Although investigating how this occurred is necessary, my main concern at present is to get the line repaired and re-opened. We certainly can't wait for the RAIB report, because that takes typically 8-12 months. Yes, but how long did they take to inspect the site before turning it over to the gangs to remove all the track, and with it, the evidence? Given that repair is going take ~3 weeks (is there an ETA yet?), and work has been going on for most of that time, I'm not sure it matters if it took them a few hours or a few days; it's not going to be a big impact either way. That's something we rarely get a metric for. True. It would be interesting to see how quickly the RAIB hand back the infrastructure to NR, and how quickly NR can reinstate services; I think here it might make at most a 5% difference but other instances might be more significant. -- Mike Bristow |
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In message , at 13:37:54 on Tue,
11 Feb 2020, Mike Bristow remarked: In article , Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 15:37:35 on Sat, 8 Feb 2020, Recliner remarked: About a week ago, a staff member at Leyton Midland Road Station told me all the track between Wanstead Park and Walthamstow Queens Road is going to be replaced. They have obviously already started because yesterday I saw track working equipment on the railway bridge over Hainault Road. Although investigating how this occurred is necessary, my main concern at present is to get the line repaired and re-opened. We certainly can't wait for the RAIB report, because that takes typically 8-12 months. Yes, but how long did they take to inspect the site before turning it over to the gangs to remove all the track, and with it, the evidence? Given that repair is going take ~3 weeks (is there an ETA yet?), and work has been going on for most of that time, I'm not sure it matters if it took them a few hours or a few days; it's not going to be a big impact either way. That's something we rarely get a metric for. True. It would be interesting to see how quickly the RAIB hand back the infrastructure to NR, They most have done that by now. FOI request, perhaps? and how quickly NR can reinstate services; I think here it might make at most a 5% difference but other instances might be more significant. -- Roland Perry |
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