Work Will Start On Ilkeston Railway Station This Month

This article in the Ilkeston Advertiser has announced that work on the station will start soon. This is said.

Works in the coming months will include building the platforms, removing and installing a new and wider footbridge – making it easier for cyclists and pedestrians to pass – and building two car parks.

The station is due to take around seven months to build from the start of construction and is set to open in summer 2016.

I would think that this could be the start of better times for Ilkeston.

Although someone has commented that it is a waste of money!

September 11, 2015 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Ilkeston Station, Trains

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