Who will actually use the new Werrington Tunnel?

The UK government made much political capital out of a stage-managed opening of the dive-under tunnel at Werrington near Peterborough last week. The structure, which allows traffic to pass under the East Coast Main Line, will improve capacity and avoid conflicts between freight traffic heading for the ports and express passenger traffic heading for Scotland.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Who will actually use the new Werrington Tunnel?

The UK government made much political capital out of a stage-managed opening of the dive-under tunnel at Werrington near Peterborough last week. The structure, which allows traffic to pass under the East Coast Main Line, will improve capacity and avoid conflicts between freight traffic heading for the ports and express passenger traffic heading for Scotland.

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Author: Simon Walton

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