THE re-opening of a key trans-Pennine rail link between East Lancashire and Yorkshire has come a step closer. Department of Transport officials have moved the project to reinstate the Colne to Skipton ...

Campaigners fighting to reconnect Lancashire to Yorkshire railway services have been boosted by the success of a line resurrected in Scotland. An 11-mile route connecting Colne to Skipton last ran in ...

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Campaigners who want to reconnect and improve Lancashire and Yorkshire railway services by reopening the 11-mile Colne to Skipton link heard about the successful reopening of the Scottish Borders line ...

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The group campaigning to reconnect the railway link between Colne and Skipton is to highlight the reopened Scottish Borders line at its latest meeting next month. The Skipton East Lancashire Railway ...

A campaign group seeking to reopen a trans-Pennine rail link will hold an open meeting next month. The speaker at the SELRAP session will outline how a similar crusade in Scotland was successful.

It is good to hear that £55 million will be invested on improving public transport in East Lancashire.