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Are trains almost ready at west end of Oxford-Cambridge link?

Ranjeeta Thomas

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After 13 years of work, the consortium promoting new and upgraded railway infrastructure and services between Oxford and Cambridge believes the western section of the proposed network could be up and running by 2012. This article discusses the current progress of the East West Rail link.

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After 13 years of work, the consortium promoting new and upgraded railway infrastructure and services between Oxford and Cambridge believes the western section of the proposed network could be up and running by 2012. This article discusses the current progress of the East West Rail link.

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After 13 years of work, the consortium promoting new and upgraded railway infrastructure and services between Oxford and Cambridge believes the western section of the proposed network could be up and running by 2012. This article discusses the current progress of the East West Rail link.

Key concepts: Train, Work (physics), Link (geometry), Section (typography), Transport engineering, Telecommunications, Engineering, Regional science

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