Date: 23/06/2022

Campaigners fear Levenmouth could lose out on plans for a freight terminal for the new railway line.

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Levenmouth rail link: Fears area could lose out in freight terminal plans

The Courier

Campaigners fear Levenmouth could lose out on plans for a freight terminal for the new railway line. A new freight facility in the area could create jobs

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Looking south west from the footbridge over the lines south of Methil East Junction with a train leaving the north end of the Methil docks to run to Kirkland yard in February 1970. Note coal hoist 8A on dock number 3 in the right background and the hydraulic power station on the left.
Location: Methil East Junction
Company: Wemyss and Buckhaven Railway
17/02/1970 John Furnevel

As part of an investigation into reopening the Levenmouth branch to passenger traffic, BR and Fife Regional Council officials travelled down the line in saloon DM45020, hauled by 37240. The train pauses at the island platform at Cameron Bridge on 14th October 1991.
Location: Cameron Bridge [1st]
Company: Leven Railway
14/10/1991 Bill Roberton

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Tags: x Levenmouth x Railfreight x Methil Docks x Diageo x Cameron Bridge x Levenmouth Rail Campaign Group