Cornwall needs this turntable we cannot afford any more lost business we need those passengers
P
Peter Trapp
12 years ago
Turntable must be returned to operation
B
bobsox
12 years ago
This should be done it is very important to get the steam Trains back to Cornwall.
M
mick hurst
12 years ago
I am ex footplate. To have a turntable is essential. UNLESS there is a rail triangle in the vicinity with permission to use it at all times IN PERPETUITY
M
Mark Brammer
12 years ago
Too important an asset to be lost.
G
Ged Saunders
12 years ago
This facility is too important to lose!
C
Colin Almond
12 years ago
It is vital that this piece of railway heritage is kept working. As a volunteer on Bodmin & Wenford Steam Railway I have first hand experience of how much people enjoy this historical and evocative mode of transport
D
Don Benn
12 years ago
Important for the future of steam hauled trains to Cornwall and for the local economy
P
Peter Murnaghan
12 years ago
Come on DB Schencker. It's not all about the balance on your bottom line, there are tourism and community interests to consider here. What about your Corporate Social Responsibility ?
S
Stephen Pritchard
12 years ago
Steam trains are something we can still be proud of in this country, even if our football team let us down.
H
Harry Griffett
12 years ago
Steam still has a place in our heritage
P
Paul Brown
12 years ago
This is an important piece of railway heritage and is beneficial if Steam trains are going to be seen in the future on the Cornish main line
R
ROB DAVIDSON
12 years ago
A worthwhile cause which brings much money and people to the South West
K
Keith Norval
12 years ago
Needs to remain in use to enable tender engines to turn for their return.
D
David Weston
12 years ago
This needs to done soon
M
Mike Bawden
12 years ago
This is vital to future steam tours
N
Nigel Baldwin
12 years ago
Cornwall and the St Blazey turntable have one thing in common - they were both made for the steam engine!
G
Gerald Grudgings
12 years ago
Since losing steam on the Cambrian Coast due to new signalling needing dedicated stock the number of railway orientated visitors has fallen considerably - this will happen in Cornwall the same
C
Colin Williams
12 years ago
Please don't let Cornwall lose out on mainline steam!
Cornwall needs this turntable we cannot afford any more lost business we need those passengers
Turntable must be returned to operation
This should be done it is very important to get the steam Trains back to Cornwall.
I am ex footplate. To have a turntable is essential. UNLESS there is a rail triangle in the vicinity with permission to use it at all times IN PERPETUITY
Too important an asset to be lost.
This facility is too important to lose!
It is vital that this piece of railway heritage is kept working. As a volunteer on Bodmin & Wenford Steam Railway I have first hand experience of how much people enjoy this historical and evocative mode of transport
Important for the future of steam hauled trains to Cornwall and for the local economy
Come on DB Schencker. It's not all about the balance on your bottom line, there are tourism and community interests to consider here. What about your Corporate Social Responsibility ?
Steam trains are something we can still be proud of in this country, even if our football team let us down.
Steam still has a place in our heritage
This is an important piece of railway heritage and is beneficial if Steam trains are going to be seen in the future on the Cornish main line
A worthwhile cause which brings much money and people to the South West
Needs to remain in use to enable tender engines to turn for their return.
This needs to done soon
This is vital to future steam tours
Cornwall and the St Blazey turntable have one thing in common - they were both made for the steam engine!
Since losing steam on the Cambrian Coast due to new signalling needing dedicated stock the number of railway orientated visitors has fallen considerably - this will happen in Cornwall the same
Please don't let Cornwall lose out on mainline steam!
Network Rail, "You cannot be serious"