From Croxley Rail Link team:-


As you may be aware Croxley Rail Link is the proposed diversion of the
Watford branch of the Metropolitan line to Watford Junction via the
former Croxley Green branch line. The scheme involves the
construction of a new viaduct and two new stations, at Ascot Road &
Vicarage Road. The link will also connect with Watford High Street
station. As part of the proposals the existing Watford Metropolitan
line terminus station will close to passenger services.



We are close to finalising our designs for the Croxley Rail Link
scheme. Six new fact sheets will be available to download from 14th
November 2011 via our website www.croxleyraillink.com. The contain
information on



Consultation Feedback
Response to Key Issues
Environmental Assessment
Funding Update
Next Steps
Scheme Plan


If you would like to talk to a member of the project team about the
specific proposals we are holding a series of drop in sessions. Please
see below for details.



16th November 2011, 1pm–8pm 17th November 2011,
1pm-8pm

Explore Church Watford
Museum

Fuller Way 194
Lower High Street

Croxley Green Watford

WD3 3PJ WD17
2DT



22nd November 2011, 5pm-8.30pm 24th November 2011,
5pm-8.30pm

Laurence Haines School Watford Grammar
School

Vicarage Rd
Rickmansworth Rd

Watford
Watford

WD18 0DD WD18 7JF





Alternatively you can contact the consultation team by:



Free phone

E-mail

Address
0800 6125240



4th Floor

209-215 Blackfriars Road

London

SE1 8NL




Kind regards,



Leonie Dubois

Consultation Manager

For and on behalf of Croxley Rail Link

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John Burke
WRUG

On Nov 9, 8:56*am, burkey wrote:
From Croxley Rail Link team:-

As you may be aware Croxley Rail Link is the proposed diversion of the
Watford branch of the Metropolitan line to Watford Junction via the
former Croxley Green branch line. *The scheme involves the
construction of a new viaduct and two new stations, at Ascot Road &
Vicarage Road. *The link will also connect with Watford High Street
station. As part of the proposals the existing Watford Metropolitan
line terminus station will close to passenger services.

We are close to finalising our designs for the Croxley Rail Link
scheme. Six new fact sheets will be available to download from 14th
November 2011 via our websitewww.croxleyraillink.com. The contain
information on

Consultation Feedback
Response to Key Issues
Environmental Assessment
Funding Update
Next Steps
Scheme Plan

If you would like to talk to a member of the project team about the
specific proposals we are holding a series of drop in sessions. Please
see below for details.

16th November 2011, 1pm–8pm * * * * * * * * * 17th November 2011,
1pm-8pm

Explore Church * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Watford
Museum

Fuller Way * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 194
Lower High Street

Croxley Green * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Watford

WD3 3PJ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *WD17
2DT

22nd November 2011, 5pm-8.30pm * * * * * * *24th November 2011,
5pm-8.30pm

Laurence Haines School * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Watford Grammar
School

Vicarage Rd
Rickmansworth Rd

Watford
Watford

WD18 0DD * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WD18 7JF

Alternatively you can contact the consultation team by:

Free phone

E-mail

Address
*0800 6125240



4th Floor

209-215 Blackfriars Road

London

SE1 8NL

Kind regards,

Leonie Dubois

Consultation Manager

For and on behalf of Croxley Rail Link

This looks promising (after these many years). Let us hope this time
the project realy does move forward.

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This looks promising (after these many years). Let us hope this time
the project realy does move forward.

I'm just looking at the map. Croxley Green station is just to the east of
Watford Road. The Met Watford branch is just to the west of the same road.
It needs a bridge - OK, it may need slightly more than that. But just do it.

Regards

Jonathan