Lankyline
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Well that seems to contradict what we had heard recently.
Who runs this "Preston Station" website ? It seems to be quite interesting with some of the archive material photographs of steam locomotives on certain of the platforms at Preston Station.
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The website is still not available to view online still. If this project is viable, surely the website is a most useful link to the public where updated matters can be seen and discussed.
However, there does appear to be a Twitter page when you use a search engine with Preston Trampower.
Preston Station website is run by Adrian Bradshaw, in the links section there is a separate website for Lostock Hall MPD which is an excellent history of the depot, plus sections on the various lines that radiated from Preston inc Southport ! (now you know where Lankyline came from !)
I think Adrian's commitments don't allow him to devote the time he would like to regularly updating the site, but for anyone wanting to see & read about Preston Station's past (& present) it is an excellent source of information & images. The archive images are extensive, interesting shots on the old ELR goods yard, they could have put a bus station there
Back to Trampower, if this get's off the ground, then what would be the realistic extent of the service(s) i wonder, because there is one major hurdle from where they are now and that is WCML and of course network rail, imo it has to access the station, the only "spare" platforms are the old 1 & 2 but from Maudland street i can't see NR allowing trams to cross over the WCML to access them