Do not close this bit of history. Britain needs job and this will help the tourist industry.
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Phil Hughes
12 years ago
Please keep this open!
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Michael Hunt
12 years ago
I realise that DBS is a commercial company and I can understand their position. But it does seem a great shame.
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Michael J A Brough
12 years ago
A small outlay, surely, for a considerably larger regional benefit.
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Roger Aston
12 years ago
No if, and buts This must be saved in a workable condition
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Luke Bridges
12 years ago
A turntable complete with roundhouse is a rare thing, it cannot be let go
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Daniel Harold
12 years ago
Save it now!!
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Denis King
12 years ago
Must be saved, somewhere.
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Nigel Tregoning
12 years ago
More trade lost to Cornwall and the railway.
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colin voss
12 years ago
Far too much heritage has been lost in this country, this important asset to the west country brings charter trains and tourism to the west and enables locomotives to be turned. It inadvertantly is an income generator bringing money to the region
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David Fisher
12 years ago
critical to future tourism opportunities as well as maintaining steam on the main line into Cornwall
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Robert Price
12 years ago
An important part of Cornwalls railway history and should be saved.
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Peter Bowes
12 years ago
Given the renewed interest in heritage railways after the Mallard 75 celebration, it is shortsighted indeed to remove this crucial piece of infrastructure
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Trevor Moore
12 years ago
Part of our railway heritage and too important lose.
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Wilson Hill
12 years ago
No turntable = No steam. And tourism is one of if not the main source of income in Cornwall.
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Andy Walker
12 years ago
this is our heritage and these things should be preserved
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Mrs Jo Groves
12 years ago
This turntable is an important piece of steam herritage, it needs to stay if we are to keep Steam trains running on the Cornish mainline track. If all the trains have to turn around at Plymouth the cost implecations will stop steam trains running another part of our British heritage taken away. Just like all the old lines and stations. Please keep this turn table in opereation.
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Tom Bowen
12 years ago
Agreed. It needs a FB Group and Friends of the St Blazey Turntable - Would Network Rail agree and support a Friends Work Group
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Historically important railway infrustructure
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Ian McKinnon
12 years ago
A significant part of the rural economy could be affected by short-sighted decisions at this stage. Please do the decent thing and save this turntable!
Do not close this bit of history. Britain needs job and this will help the tourist industry.
Please keep this open!
I realise that DBS is a commercial company and I can understand their position. But it does seem a great shame.
A small outlay, surely, for a considerably larger regional benefit.
No if, and buts This must be saved in a workable condition
A turntable complete with roundhouse is a rare thing, it cannot be let go
Save it now!!
Must be saved, somewhere.
More trade lost to Cornwall and the railway.
Far too much heritage has been lost in this country, this important asset to the west country brings charter trains and tourism to the west and enables locomotives to be turned. It inadvertantly is an income generator bringing money to the region
critical to future tourism opportunities as well as maintaining steam on the main line into Cornwall
An important part of Cornwalls railway history and should be saved.
Given the renewed interest in heritage railways after the Mallard 75 celebration, it is shortsighted indeed to remove this crucial piece of infrastructure
Part of our railway heritage and too important lose.
No turntable = No steam. And tourism is one of if not the main source of income in Cornwall.
this is our heritage and these things should be preserved
This turntable is an important piece of steam herritage, it needs to stay if we are to keep Steam trains running on the Cornish mainline track. If all the trains have to turn around at Plymouth the cost implecations will stop steam trains running another part of our British heritage taken away. Just like all the old lines and stations. Please keep this turn table in opereation.
Agreed. It needs a FB Group and Friends of the St Blazey Turntable - Would Network Rail agree and support a Friends Work Group
Historically important railway infrustructure
A significant part of the rural economy could be affected by short-sighted decisions at this stage. Please do the decent thing and save this turntable!