Click here for an update on the Cambridge Branch RUGs (Royston, Letchworth, Ashwell, Baldock and Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton) meeting with Govia Thameslink on 8th Feb. Many thanks to those who attended.
The next Rail User Group Meeting and AGM will be at Foxton Village Hall on March 26th 2019 at 7:30PM.
Our Community Rail Partnership aims to develop links with schools and local businesses associated with our local rail services, and to enhance sustainable transport links in the wider area.
The Rail User Group campaigns on behalf of our three stations. The aim of the group is the retention, improvement and greater usage of the Cambridge-King’s Cross line between Royston and Cambridge.
Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton stations have community-supported station gardens. Local residents, schools and businesses, maintain the gardens year round. Planters enhance the station platforms.
Unfortunately the introduction of the new Great Northern timetable and rolling stock on May 20 has...
The Cambridgeshire Student Connect card offers discounted rail travel to all students aged between...
The group has successfully campaigned for a safety upgrade at Foxton level crossing and a...
A major Rail User Group franchise aspiration is “Full disabled access at Meldreth Station”....
Sarah Grove and I met with Phil Hutchinson and Jane Cobb at King’s Cross on Tuesday. The key agenda item was the restoration of at least one peak...
There will be a public meeting for Cambridge Branch RUGs (Royston, Letchworth, Ashwell, Baldock and Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton) with Govia...
The announcement about the proposed routes for the Bedford to Cambridge part of the East West Rail Link has been made and the public consultation is...
The deadline for feedback on the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP) proposals for a Foxton Level Crossing Bypass is 21st December. A write up of the...
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