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Waterbeach (Cambs) station relocation.

Magdalia

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Latest news on Waterbeach here:


A new railway station in a village could include a cafe, waiting room and toilets.

The station in Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, is due to open next year and will replace the existing one, which does not have any of these amenities.

The Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) is funding the project alongside Homes England, to serve the village as thousands of new properties are built.

The GCP said the next step would be finalising the designs for the station, if funding and approval was found for the proposed facilities.
 
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windjabbers

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Looks like they have started to mark out where the access road is going to be. Passed yesterday! BW DC
 

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windjabbers

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Sorry for the quality, but passed on the train today and this is the access road which seems to be coming along…
 

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Just been passed the site again - the access road now looks complete. Understand that work on the station will start in the Autumn.
Cheers for the update. So much going on in the Cambridge area and so good to see.
 

windjabbers

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I understand that works has now started on site.

Also there is this slideshow from some recent stakeholder fourm - here

Which set out some of the timescales including summer 28 opening.
 

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Will the old station site be retained after the new one opens, for evacuation reasons in case of an emergency? I suppose demolishing the old station would cost more money than just leaving it in place.
 

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