I think the turntable should be repaired as its part of our history and it bring people to cornwall. nobody don't seem to care about cornwall and our history. i t all stops at the tamar bridge. it time to think of cornwall
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George Williams
12 years ago
Can't keep losing such valuable apparatus especially when beneficial to steam trains
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james wiltshire
12 years ago
keep kernow steaming
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Simon Bolitho
12 years ago
This is a critical piece of rail infrastructure in an area with no alternative turning facilities, if Network Rail is supposed to be supporting all aspects of rail travel and heritage. Heritage tours to Cornwall are an important factor in mirroring its industrial heritage (as evidenced by its World Heritage Status for its related mining sites, which are closely related to both St Blazey and the wider rail network).
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Peter Harvey
12 years ago
A very important piece of equipment needed for main line steam.
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Kevin Bennetts
12 years ago
This is a valuable irreplaceable piece of Cornish railway history that must be preserved.
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Carly buscombe
12 years ago
Important part of Cornwallis industrial history & should be saved for future generations
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Martin Carter
12 years ago
It's an important piece of Railway Heritage and is still a useful piece of equipment. It should be returned to use
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Iain Pate
12 years ago
This is an opportunity to keep diverse tourism coming to Cornwall and continue Steam locomotives seen in the most beautiful landscape
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Agree
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j lake
12 years ago
i love steam
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Ian Allison
12 years ago
Please repair the turntable and place it back into service.
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Aron Stenning
12 years ago
How is this not BLATANTLY an important asset? This would save turning times!
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Alan Odams
12 years ago
This must be saved. Too valuable an asset to lose.
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Graham Staples
12 years ago
Dont let anymore heritage dissapear
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Christoher Dean
12 years ago
A good turntable, why get rid of it? There is a propensity to strip assets in this country, time it should stop.
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Tony Drohan
12 years ago
Don't let it go, it's needed, long live steam locomotion.
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Martin Francis
12 years ago
This needs to be saved so that steam can continue coming down into Cornwall.
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Nick Gough
12 years ago
An important part of the railway infrastructure in Cornwall and a useful boost to tourism.
I think the turntable should be repaired as its part of our history and it bring people to cornwall. nobody don't seem to care about cornwall and our history. i t all stops at the tamar bridge. it time to think of cornwall
Can't keep losing such valuable apparatus especially when beneficial to steam trains
keep kernow steaming
This is a critical piece of rail infrastructure in an area with no alternative turning facilities, if Network Rail is supposed to be supporting all aspects of rail travel and heritage. Heritage tours to Cornwall are an important factor in mirroring its industrial heritage (as evidenced by its World Heritage Status for its related mining sites, which are closely related to both St Blazey and the wider rail network).
A very important piece of equipment needed for main line steam.
This is a valuable irreplaceable piece of Cornish railway history that must be preserved.
Important part of Cornwallis industrial history & should be saved for future generations
It's an important piece of Railway Heritage and is still a useful piece of equipment. It should be returned to use
This is an opportunity to keep diverse tourism coming to Cornwall and continue Steam locomotives seen in the most beautiful landscape
Agree
i love steam
Please repair the turntable and place it back into service.
How is this not BLATANTLY an important asset? This would save turning times!
This must be saved. Too valuable an asset to lose.
Dont let anymore heritage dissapear
A good turntable, why get rid of it? There is a propensity to strip assets in this country, time it should stop.
Don't let it go, it's needed, long live steam locomotion.
This needs to be saved so that steam can continue coming down into Cornwall.
An important part of the railway infrastructure in Cornwall and a useful boost to tourism.
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