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TfL Consults on Proposed 18.5km West London Orbital Rail Link

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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TfL has invited feedback on plans for a proposed 18.5km West London Orbital service, which would operate as a new London Overground link. The consultation is open for eight weeks, running until November 18, concerning a route through north and northwest London. The scheme, which would operate with up to six trains per hour, aims to improve access to major hubs including the Elizabeth line and HS2.

From aol.co.uk

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The project is contingent on securing funding and approvals, with a decision on whether to seek powers to build the scheme due in 2027. If realized, the orbital link could support the delivery of around 25,000 homes, 11,500 jobs, and up to £1.3 billion in wider economic benefits for the capital.

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From aol.co.uk

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  • LondonThe capital where the proposed orbital rail link would operate.
  • HarlesdenA community that the proposed line would connect.
  • HendonA community targeted for improved transport access via the new line.

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