Great Western Main Line - Planned Developments

Planned Developments

The Great Western is currently undergoing a £5 billion modernisation by Network Rail.

Reading railway station is undergoing a major redevelopment with new platforms, a new entrance, footbridge and lifts.

Swansea railway station is to undergo renovation which will include an enlarged concourse, a new entrance, a new partition wall between concourse and platforms together with a new cafe and more shops.

A major renewal programme is underway from bases at Reading and Taunton.

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