Angelsey Central Railway - North Wales

[Welshguy1048]

Does anyone know the current situation with the possible reopening of this line?

I have seen on a number of news websites from a couple of years ago - that a group was formed to try and potentially reopen it..... not sure in what way though.

I think a bid for funding was made.

 

[Llandudno]

Does anyone know the current situation with the possible reopening of this line?

I have seen on a number of news websites from a couple of years ago - that a group was formed to try and potentially reopen it..... not sure in what way though.

I think a bid for funding was made.

TfW can’t even operate the current network reliably
Bidston-Wrexham
Chester-Runcorn-Liverpool

No chance of reopening Amlwch

 

[CardiffKid]

Does anyone know the current situation with the possible reopening of this line?

I have seen on a number of news websites from a couple of years ago - that a group was formed to try and potentially reopen it..... not sure in what way though.

I think a bid for funding was made.

No progress/update on reopening.

It will officially be a UK Govt/Network Rail project, although the Welsh Govt might chip in towards it.

Honestly can’t see it being a priority for either right now if I’m honest.

 

[zwk500]

Does anyone know the current situation with the possible reopening of this line?

I have seen on a number of news websites from a couple of years ago - that a group was formed to try and potentially reopen it..... not sure in what way though.

I think a bid for funding was made.

If it's the Amlwch line, it's listed in the June 2022 update on Restoring Your Railway as 'developing to SOBC' https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/restoring-your-railway-fund-programme-update

10 | Reopen the Gaerwen – Amlwch line, Anglesey to passenger services | Wales | Ideas Fund 3

'Developing to SOBC' is basically shorthand for 'never going to make a case but politically useful to string along for a bit'. Apologies if I'm overly cynical.