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Bringing the railway back to Cranleigh

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Josh
12 years ago

I agree with this campaign Keep up with the good work

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Christopher Trayling
12 years ago Featured

Has anyone considered reopening the line as a heritage line using steam engines? It could provide a transport link on weekdays using diesel engines, and then switch to steam engines for a tourist attraction at weekends. Maybe it could be funded privately by local investors?

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christopher shannon
12 years ago Featured

I come down to Cranleigh on a semi regular basis and have to take a taxi from Guildford.... a reopened station at Cranleigh would be a great help and save me money ...

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stephen soldinger
12 years ago

It would be great to have rail back.

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Penny & Gareth Floyd
12 years ago

Great idea

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David John Harding
12 years ago Featured

This is essential infrastructure if the large-scale housing developments around Cranleigh are to get the go ahead. Such building permission should only be granted on the condition that the housing developers pay to re-instate this rail-line.

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Jane Goodfellow
12 years ago

This link is so important with the planned increase in housing in our village.

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Stephen Barnes
12 years ago

Cranleigh to Guildford is the most credible option and deserves active support - and strong support from Surrey County Council.

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Paul Meek
12 years ago

The case exists so just get on with it not not HS2 is it? Our victorian ancestors must be looking down in bewilderment. We were the nation of getting it done. However it will be defeated by a lobby group wanting to save the habitat of the lesser spotted something or other. All repeat all re opened lines and stations are proving a huge success

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Paul eden
12 years ago

Bent politicians keep stopping the wanted progress. Build at Dunsfold and reinstate the line.. its needed..

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Will Hasler
12 years ago Featured

Living in West Sussex, another London option would be fantastic and also handy for trains to Reading where my parents live. More space needed at Guildford? Make it happen!

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Z Archer
12 years ago

There's a good economic case for this as well as for the environment providing an alternative for a horrible commute

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Liam Stone
12 years ago

It is madness to have to go via redhill and dorking to get to guildford this is why so many people drive !!!

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Peter Fennell
12 years ago

Rail travel is an environmental and economic no-brainer, especially when it is properly integrated with the rest of the network with sensibly timetabled and regular services.

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Anonymous
16 years ago Featured

Given the increase in population and the increase in road traffic congestion since this line was closed and noting that the downs link would not be adversely affected by the reinstatement it seems a 'no-brainer' to me to re-open the line. Go for it and good luck!