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Despite the impact of Strom Arwen, Network Rail has successfully demolished and replaced the bridge over the railway at Lynebeg, south of Inverness on the Highland Mainline between Perth and Inverness. Its part of supporting work ahead of the dualling of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy.
(Permalink) Lynebeg Moy  Moy: Despite the impact of Strom Arwen, Network Rail has successfully demolished and replaced the bridge over the railway at Lynebeg, south of Inverness on the Highland Mainline between Perth and Inverness ...  Moy: In continuous working across 78 hours from Friday night until Tuesday morning, the 1884 Victorian masonry structure was demolished and replaced with 660ton twin-track concrete box structure.
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Video footage showing the first major structure to be constructed as part of the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project has been released by Network Rail, on behalf of Transport Scotland.
The time lapse footage reveals the demolition of the original 1884 masonry arch rail bridge at Lynebeg, near Inverness, followed by the successful installation of the new structure during a 78 hour possession of the Highland Mainline. (Permalink) Bridge installation Lynebeg Moy Video  Moy: Network Rail will shortly demolish the existing bridge under the Highland Mainline railway at Lynebeg, near Inverness, and replace it with a new structure (seen here). It is part of the advance works ... |
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Network Rail will shortly demolish the existing bridge under the Highland Mainline railway at Lynebeg, near Inverness, and replace it with a new structure. It is part of the advance works for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project.
(Permalink) A9 A9 Dualling Lynebeg Moy Moy: Network Rail will shortly demolish the existing bridge under the Highland Mainline railway at Lynebeg, near Inverness, and replace it with a new structure (seen here). It is part of the advance works ... |
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Works advance in preparation for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project
Work is underway at Lynebeg in the Scottish Highlands as Network Rail engineers prepare for the reconstruction of the rail bridge near Moy as part of advance works for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy project. [The location is just south east of the former Moy station. The new 'Lynebeg Left-in Left-Out Junction' will be laid out at Lynebeg and give access to Moybeg and Moy. -RS] (Permalink) A9 A9 Dualling Lynebeg Moy  Moy: Work is underway at Lynebeg in the Scottish Highlands as Network Rail engineers prepare for the reconstruction of the rail bridge near Moy as part of advance works for the A9 Dualling: Tomatin to Moy ... |
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Highland motorists have been warned of a minor road closure tonight to enable engineers to inspect a rail bridge on the Highland mainline.
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Having your personal VIP lounge at a major airport would purely be the preserve of the super rich or powerful today - but in the 19th century, Highland lairds had their own equivalent.
(Permalink) Alness Anne-Mary Paterson Ballater Beauly Blair Atholl Castle Grant Platform Duncraig Dunrobin Castle Fochabers Town Kildary Lairds in Waiting Moy Orbliston Rosehaugh  Dunrobin Castle: The second station building at Dunrobin looking north. The little shed in the distance to the right of the railway was used to hold the Dukes carriage. The shed has since been demolished, but the disu ... |
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Highland mainline closed at Dalwhinnie due to deep snow, Network Rail Scotland confirms; snow also causing issues at Slochd, Tomatin and Moy passing loops; disruption comes amid yellow and amber snow warnings from the Met Office.
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A report on the derailment of a train travelling from Inverness to Edinburgh is critical of Network Rail.
Six passengers and two staff were slightly injured when the train ran into a landslip at a cutting in Moy, Inverness-shire, last November. The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) said the rail infrastructure company had not identified the drainage risks in the area. (Permalink) Derailment Landslide Moy Network Rail  Moy: A few of the Class 68s have re-appeared on the Tesco container trains, and on the 24th of September it was the turn of 68005 'Defiant'. |
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