our rural stations are quietly dying...
High Speed Train services are transforming travel patterns in East Kent.
While many commuters drive to their nearest "rail-head"with a fast service, our rural stations are quietly dying
While many commuters drive to their nearest "rail-head"with a fast service, our rural stations are quietly dying
Winners and losers: HS numbers soaring, but rural stations are slowly dying..
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Losing out:
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Let's promote our railway line
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Trains4deal supports making our line part of a new Community Rail Partnership, which will:
- set up a regular dialogue on developing services between local communities and the railway company; - get funds to promote the line and the communities and attractions along it; - lobby to improve stations - including better disabled access and car park facilities; - coordinate rail with buses and safer cycling and walking routes to stations and out into the countryside |
Deal lies at the East end of the Kent Downs AONB.
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Find out more about what Community Rail Partnerships already do in other parts of Kent
Our local rail lines could be developed to offer sustainable access to the Kent Downs AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty)
A Community Rail Partnership would promote our local railway lines as a great way to explore the Kent Downs AONB (click the link to find out more) - and our beautiful coast - in a sustainable way - without clogging up narrow country lanes with noisy traffic and visitors' cars.
The existing Kent Community Rail Partnership covers the Medway Valley Line and the Sheerness-Sittingbourne branch.
