£15,000 improvements for Chinley station complete

[northwichcat]

http://www.buxtonadvertiser.co.uk/news/local/station_is_on_the_right_track_1_3698013

 

[142094]

Have they fixed the platform edges yet? Last time I was through parts were still cordoned off.

 

[Chapeltom]

http://www.buxtonadvertiser.co.uk/news/local/station_is_on_the_right_track_1_3698013

I thought this had been completed weeks ago? That shelter has in fact been completed for a good while now!
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http://www.buxtonadvertiser.co.uk/news/local/station_is_on_the_right_track_1_3698013

I thought this had been completed weeks ago? That shelter has in fact been completed for a good while now!

Good news is in December when I'm awaiting the first EMT of the day to Warrington in -10C cold I won't freeze to death in the previously terrible shelter.

 

[VideozVideoz]

Good news is in December when I'm awaiting the first EMT of the day to Warrington in -10C cold I won't freeze to death in the previously terrible shelter.

I have to agree with you there.. I've spent much time waiting for trains at Chinley in the freezing cold when the previously pathetic shelter did nothing to keep you warm/dry.

 

[tbtc]

£15,000 does sound like a lot of money to spend on a relatively quiet station.

However, in this day of excessive railway costs £15,000 probably only buys you a lick of paint and a replacement bus shelter...

 

[ANorthernGuard]

£15,000 does sound like a lot of money to spend on a relatively quiet station.

However, in this day of excessive railway costs £15,000 probably only buys you a lick of paint and a replacement bus shelter...

in Chinleys case 15k paid for a help point and...2 doors on the Shelter whooopeeee lol


and a lick of paint