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  • November 2024 NETWORK RAIL BREAKS PROMISES OVER PASSENGER ACCESS TO EAST CROYDON STATION

    • 28 November 2024
    • Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
    • Category: Bridge to Nowhere, East Croydon Station, Pedestrians
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    NETWORK RAIL BREAKS PROMISES OVER PASSENGER ACCESS TO EAST CROYDON STATION LOCAL RESIDENTS DEMAND TICKET BARRIERS AT THE CHERRY ORCHARD ROAD STEPS ENTRANCE Addiscombe and East Croydon Residents have endured over ten years of building works and disruption, with the promise that we would benefit from a new entrance to East Croydon Station. Network Rail

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  • August 2021 Planning & Construction Update

    • 16 August 2021
    • Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
    • Category: Latest News, Planning
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    Construction activity continues to pick up in the East Croydon part of the Addiscombe West Ward with notification by Network Rail that they intend to start demolishing the disused Sorting Office next to East Croydon Station. Planning application: 21/01831/PAD submitted April 2021. Application to demolish the building. Submitted by Network Mail, who bought the site from Hyde

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  • Government force Network Rail to abandon the rebuild of East Croydon Station.

    • 21 July 2021
    • Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
    • Category: East Croydon Station, Norwood Junction, Trains, Transport
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    Network Rail pauses its CARS programme to rebuild East Croydon Station and tackle the Croydon bottleneck on the Brighton Mainline

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  • Unblock the Croydon Bottleneck

    • 2 July 2020
    • Posted by: Cllr Sean Fitzsimons
    • Category: East Croydon Station, Latest News, Planning, Trains, Transport
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    A new train station at East Croydon: have your say on Network Rail’s proposals Network Rail is consulting the public on its proposals to rebuild both East Croydon and Norwood Junction Train Stations; its plan to untangle Britain’s most complicated set of junctions in the Selhurst Triangle. This project requires the rebuilding of the current

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