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Posted 16 June 2006


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Until just before the building works started there was the old railway sign on the remaining east platform. This had been removed before the barriers went up. Did it get removed for safe keeping or was it stolen?

Coincidentally I had taken a photo of it not long before it disappeared. You can see it on Flickr by clicking the link below

Station sign

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Posted 17 June 2006


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I am not sure what happened to the site but It was starting to look a bit beat up. I think the local kids had been using it for target practice!
 
As far as I know It was not the original sign anyway but a replica, so hopefully when they re-open that part of the Downs Link they will put a new one in.


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Posted 12 July 2006
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Hi am parish councillor for Southwater - sign was taken down and when the works have finished intention is to put sign back on old platform and to make area a picnic type area

Paul

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Posted 12 July 2006


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Thanks Paul, that's what I was hoping to hear!

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Posted 13 July 2006


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Hi am parish councillor for Southwater - sign was taken down and when the works have finished intention is to put sign back on old platform and to make area a picnic type area

Paul

  

Hi Paul

  

Many thanks for registering and providing this information. It's good to have a contribution from the Parish Council.

  

The picnic area sounds like a great idea.

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Posted 21 October 2006


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I saw today that the road bridge over the old railway is no longer in service. How is the Downs Link cycle path going to cross this road now?

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Posted 22 October 2006


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The new road cuts the old station in half. It looks like that if you come up the Downs Links from Southwater Country Park you will go past Southwater Medical Centre and then have to cross the new road.
 
On the other side of the road there is just the very end bit of the old platform left now. From there you will hopefully be able to pass under the bridge and continue on the Downs Link as normal.


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Posted 30 December 2006
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Hi

Does anyone know where I could view a map of the old line and its course on the interent.

Thanx

Regards

Stuart

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