Rail infrastructure chiefs are chuffed after completing work on the train line between Hereford and Shrewsbury.
Hard-pressed passengers were thanked for their"patience and understanding" after the completion of work to renew the track inside the historic Dinmore Tunnel on the Marches line.
It had followed 11 days of round-the-clock work during a temporary closure of the line between Hereford and Shrewsbury. It is hoped that the new track will boost reliability of journeys on the Marches line – an important rail link that connects South Wales to the Midlands and beyond. “We’d also like to thank our lineside neighbours for their patience while we worked close to their homes around the clock to safely complete the track renewal, which will secure the future of this vital transport link.
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