Port of Sunderland: A voyage back to the rails

Trinity Rail Sea Road Site (Port of Sunderland)

Bringing rail freight back to the River Wear and the Port of Sunderland has been a long and meandering journey. The first working in two decades was a multi-national affair for the English port, with Spanish and German collaborators among those involved. The story behind bringing the two kilometre connection back into revenue-earning service is a testament to determination.

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Port of Sunderland: A voyage back to the rails

Trinity Rail Sea Road Site (Port of Sunderland)

Bringing rail freight back to the River Wear and the Port of Sunderland has been a long and meandering journey. The first working in two decades was a multi-national affair for the English port, with Spanish and German collaborators among those involved. The story behind bringing the two kilometre connection back into revenue-earning service is a testament to determination.

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