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Network Rail and South Western Railway (SWR) are set to begin a complex programme of vital maintenance and improvements on Ryde Pier, to keep trains on the Isle of Wight running long into the future.
(Permalink) Island Line Ryde Pier Ryde Pier Head: Class 483 EMU, of 1938 vintage, departs Ryde Pier approaching Ryde Esplanade heading for Shanklin on 29th August 2013.
Ryde Pier Head: The 15.41 from Esplanade to Pier Head can be seen over the sea in this view down the prosaically named A3054 in April 2018. The paucity of road traffic is unusual. Ryde Pier Head: Adams 0-4-4T no 30 Shorwell simmers at the buffer stops at Ryde Pier Head station in the summer of 1961. |
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The Isle of Wight's Island Line reopens with a new fleet of refurbished London Underground trains.
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The Island Line, the Isle of Wight's railway, has been operated since 1989 by refurbished former London Underground trains, built originally in 1938. However, they have now operated their last service. The final Class 483 train rolled out of Ryde Pier Head Station at 23:17 on Sunday 3 January, closing a historic chapter for Island.
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