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20 minutes ago, Ham_N_Eggs said:

 

The train tracks have already been bought and paid for by the Govt so they will be put in.

The single lane track will run from the War Memorial to the Sea Terminal on the Prom side hence no provision for the track in the middle of the Prom.

No they won't. The time/disruption and chaos that the first little but of train track has caused has seen to it. Apparently they can use the same train track on the electric railway. 

It's great news if Loch Prom will finally be tram free! It's just a shame they built any new track at the other end. Could have saved millions and reduced the work by months! 

 

Still if it keeps a couple of sad anoraks happy then of course it's worth it! 

 

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9 minutes ago, Dave Hedgehog said:

Prom is coned off all the way to Jaks now. Let the proper disruption commence.... 

Get yer bikes out, it'll be quicker in the long run...

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13 hours ago, On The Bus said:

No they won't. The time/disruption and chaos that the first little but of train track has caused has seen to it. Apparently they can use the same train track on the electric railway. 

It's great news if Loch Prom will finally be tram free! It's just a shame they built any new track at the other end. Could have saved millions and reduced the work by months! 

 

Still if it keeps a couple of sad anoraks happy then of course it's worth it! 

 

It is well known that Ian Longworth wanted the new tram line to terminate at the Sefton, and apparently he threw his toys around quite a lot, but eventually lost the argument.

But, I'm sure that you are wrong about the plans for Loch Prom being changed, for two reasons:-

1. The section from the Sea Terminal to Broadway is subject to Planning Consent, which has been obtained, and so they can't just randomly change the plan, in such a fundamental way, on a whim.

2. The new red/pink concrete area on Loch Promenade, which will eventually be some sort of pedestrian refuge, in the middle of the new carriageway. Its position allows for where the 'middle' will be, when the horse trams are on the seaward side, next to the sunken gardens.

 

 

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On 7/3/2019 at 8:30 PM, Nellie said:

It is well known that Ian Longworth wanted the new tram line to terminate at the Sefton, and apparently he threw his toys around quite a lot, but eventually lost the argument.

Longworth is a twat who should have been finally seen off by the farce he’s created on that stretch of the prom. All so he can play at being the fat controller of loss making horse trams even if it bankrupts tax paying private businesses by cutting them off from passing trade for years and years. 

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3 hours ago, On The Bus said:

A bit of research and I'm told there's no further work on the northern end of the Promenade until they work out why their crappy concrete is cracking up.  So the long-suffering busineses have to endure an extended loss of parking. 

How have they lost parking. The whole Loch prom is a feckin car park

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41 minutes ago, On The Bus said:

The Promenade is more than just Loch prom. Don't you notice that when you're holding all the traffic up?

Why do you insist on showing everybody what a dimwit you are...:whatever:

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