The Snowdonia National Park planning authority has been asked to approve plans to develop a station in the popular tourist village of Beddgelert, to include a ticket office, café, indoor and outdoor seating.
The Snowdonia National Park planning authority has been asked to approve plans to develop a station in the popular tourist village of Beddgelert.
The latest scheme includes the construction of a railway station building to include ticket office, café, indoor and outdoor seating, toilets, office and covered waiting area and other associated infrastructure. A proposal put forward by the popular heritage line states:"The station will include a covered waiting area, staff room and WCs, ticket office with small railway related retail area and coffee shop with small kitchen, external covered seating area and terrace. The construction of the new station building would enable the removal of the covered shelter."
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