Plans to reopen North Wales railway line move closer
Plans to reopen a railway line in North Wales have moved a step closer after a vital study into the Anglesey project was commissioned.
Passenger service on the 18 miles of track from Amlwch on the north coast to Gaerwen ended with the Beeching cuts of the 1960s. But fright services continued on the line until the early 1990s, so some of the infrastructure linking Amlwch with the North Wales…
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