Huge engineering effort gets rail freight moving again on Severn

Severn Estuary rope work Network Rail

The landslip plagued Newport to Gloucester railway line has reopened to freight and passenger traffic, after a major cliffside resilience project. The first phase of upgrading the line has seen the steep riverside embankment between Lydney and Gloucester reinforced with modern stabilisation techniques.

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Huge engineering effort gets rail freight moving again on Severn

Severn Estuary rope work Network Rail

The landslip plagued Newport to Gloucester railway line has reopened to freight and passenger traffic, after a major cliffside resilience project. The first phase of upgrading the line has seen the steep riverside embankment between Lydney and Gloucester reinforced with modern stabilisation techniques.

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