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July 23rd 03, 05:47 PM
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East London Extension now has its own website
Can't see anything new there, but might be worth a look in the future.....
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July 23rd 03, 08:49 PM
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East London Extension now has its own website
"dan" wrote in message om... Can't see anything new there, but might be worth a look in the future..... http://www.ellp.co.uk/ .... when they get it up to date. "Information regarding the Court of Appeal that took place between the 18th and 20th of June 2003 will be placed here in the near future." -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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July 24th 03, 01:56 PM
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East London Extension now has its own website
dan wrote:
Can't see anything new there, but might be worth a look in the future..... http://www.ellp.co.uk/ The website doesn't appear to contain any info on the form of electrification that will be used throughout. I understand that the construction work is sponsored by LUL, but on completion the entire route will be handed over to National Rail. As there will be through workings at the southern end onto NR, I presume the existing 4th rail system will be converted to 3rd rail, but what about the 'new' section to Dalston, and from there to Highbury etc? |
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July 24th 03, 02:22 PM
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East London Extension now has its own website
Derek Robinson writes
dan wrote: Can't see anything new there, but might be worth a look in the future..... http://www.ellp.co.uk/ The website doesn't appear to contain any info on the form of electrification that will be used throughout. I understand that the construction work is sponsored by LUL, but on completion the entire route will be handed over to National Rail. As there will be through workings at the southern end onto NR, I presume the existing 4th rail system will be converted to 3rd rail, AIUI, the ELL has already been altered electrically so that it can be worked by 3rd rail trains. Specifically, it's been mentioned here by a few people that work was undertaken to clear Networkers for the route. but what about the 'new' section to Dalston, and from there to Highbury etc? -- Dave |
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