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November 16th 09, 06:13 PM
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Disruption between Feltham and Twickenham today (and for a long period thereafter)
MatSav wrote:
http://www.policespecials.com/forum/...&#entry1718835 In brief: a bridge carrying a (swollen) river under the railway has collapsed. This could be one of two bridges - a modern (ish) structure near the Jubilee Mail Centre, or the rather more substantial tunnel further west - a lot older. Both of these structures are carring swollen rivers under the railway. The tunnel, known as the Cavalry Tunnel or the 40-Acre Tunnel, used to provide a pedestrian route across Hounslow Heath under the extensive [former] marshalling yards (which may be re-utilised as part of the Aitrack scheme). It's a substantial brick-lined tunnel, about 250 yards long. Given that it's predicted it could take up to four weeks to repair the failed bridge, I suspect it's the tunnel which has collapsed. Picture he http://www.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk/news/4741523.Updated___Bridge_collapse_sparks_travel_ch aos/ uk.transport.london added Paul S |
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November 17th 09, 10:41 AM
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Disruption between Feltham and Twickenham today (and for a long period thereafter)
"Paul Scott" wrote in message ... MatSav wrote: http://www.policespecials.com/forum/...&#entry1718835 In brief: a bridge carrying a (swollen) river under the railway has collapsed. This could be one of two bridges - a modern (ish) structure near the Jubilee Mail Centre, or the rather more substantial tunnel further west - a lot older. Both of these structures are carring swollen rivers under the railway. The tunnel, known as the Cavalry Tunnel or the 40-Acre Tunnel, used to provide a pedestrian route across Hounslow Heath under the extensive [former] marshalling yards (which may be re-utilised as part of the Aitrack scheme). It's a substantial brick-lined tunnel, about 250 yards long. Given that it's predicted it could take up to four weeks to repair the failed bridge, I suspect it's the tunnel which has collapsed. Picture he http://www.richmondandtwickenhamtimes.co.uk/news/4741523.Updated___Bridge_collapse_sparks_travel_ch aos/ uk.transport.london added Track to be slewed over onto the Feltham marshalling yard site to allow 'bridge' repairs. Paul |
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