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Planning permission has been granted to build three houses on a derelict railway line in Biggar - despite previous concerns about restricting public transport opportunities. [See also news item of 28th January. -RS]
(Permalink) Biggar Broughton Cultural vandalism Green Peebles Public Transport Symington Biggar: The remains of the station and remarkably well-preserved signalbox at Biggar. Seen here in June 2012, now standing within a contractor's yard. See image [[6449]] |
Councillors approved the plans today after the application was deferred in November.
(Permalink) Biggar Broughton Cultural vandalism Green Peebles Public Transport Symington Biggar: The former station at Biggar, South Lanarkshire, looking east towards Broughton on a rainy day in October 1971. Biggar: 42737 at Biggar with Scottish Rambler No 3 at Biggar on 29 March 1964. See image [[39040]] Biggar: The remains of the station and remarkably well-preserved signalbox at Biggar. Seen here in June 2012, now standing within a contractor's yard. See image [[6449]] |
A campaign for a multi-billion restoration of the Tweed Valley railway line is at an 'embryonic' stage, a council committee has been informed.
(Permalink) Peebles Peebles [2nd]: Looking north over Peebles station as the 2.16pm DMU arrival from Edinburgh, ultimate destination Galashiels, draws to a halt at the single platform on 3 February 1962, the last day of passenger serv ... |
More than £2 million of funding has been secured for the creation of an 'active' travel path between Peebles and Eddleston.
(Permalink) Cyclepath Eddleston Footpath Greenway Peebles Peebles [2nd]: The former goods office and weighbridge at Peebles, currently standing at the north end of Edinburgh Road car park - still referred to as East Station car park in some quarters see image [[29054]]. Th ... Eddleston: Modified TV aerial mast alongside a former crossing keeper's cottage on the Peebles Railway just north of Eddleston in March 2008. |