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- Q7261608 subject Q8384921.
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- Q7261608 abstract "The Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway through Purton parish was opened in 1841 and was absorbed by the Great Western Railway in 1843. Purton railway station opened in 1841, in the hamlet of Widham, about 700 metres north of Purton village at the bridge over the Purton-Cricklade road. British Railways closed the station in 1964 but the line remains open. The Booking Office building survives with a small part of its platform.Trains run along the Golden Valley Line through from London Paddington via Reading, Didcot Parkway and Swindon, then past the three closed stations of Purton, Minety and Oaksey Halt to Kemble, continuing to Stroud, Stonehouse, Gloucester and Cheltenham Spa. When engineering work closes the Severn Tunnel, trains from Paddington to Swansea are diverted from the Great Western Main Line and South Wales Main Line via Bristol Parkway to run via Kemble to Gloucester, then along the Gloucester to Newport Line through Lydney, Chepstow and Caldicot before rejoining the normal line at Severn Tunnel Junction.Originally built as dual track, British Rail reduced the line between Kemble and Swindon to single track in 1968. Network Rail investigated the options for reinstating the second track, along with the estimated cost (see Golden Valley Line). In the 2011 Budget the Government announced that funding for the redoubling was to be provided and the works were completed in August 2014.".
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- Q7261608 openingYear "1841".
- Q7261608 railwayPlatforms "2".
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- Q7261608 name "Purton".
- Q7261608 platforms "2".
- Q7261608 years "1841-05-31".
- Q7261608 point "51.5939 -1.8664".
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- Q7261608 comment "The Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway through Purton parish was opened in 1841 and was absorbed by the Great Western Railway in 1843. Purton railway station opened in 1841, in the hamlet of Widham, about 700 metres north of Purton village at the bridge over the Purton-Cricklade road. British Railways closed the station in 1964 but the line remains open.".
- Q7261608 label "Purton railway station".
- Q7261608 lat "51.5939".
- Q7261608 long "-1.8664".
- Q7261608 depiction Widham_Bridge_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1557707.jpg.
- Q7261608 name "Purton".
