Campaigners oppose plans for 190-year-old north Cumbrian railway bridge
Advocates are calling on Network Rail to reconsider its proposal to install galvanised palisade fencing on a north Cumbrian railway bridge that is designated as Grade II-listed and has been in place for 190 years.
Key facts
- Campaigners are challenging Network Rail's proposal for a new fence on a historic railway bridge.
- The railway bridge in question is 190 years old and holds a Grade II listing.
- The proposed fencing is made of galvanised palisade material.
- The campaigners are advocating for a reconsideration of the installation plans.
- The bridge is located in north Cumbria.
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