Network Rail says that it hopes to re-open the line connecting Shrewsbury to Wolverhampton 'before Easter'.
Rail infrastructure owners have issued an update on the continuing work to rebuild a huge part of the embankment at Oakengates that was washed away during heavy rains.
More than 5,000 tonnes of material slipped beneath a 50-metre section of the railway after persistent heavy rainfall over the winter months had weakened the earthwork beneath it.Work to restabilise the railway embankment - which is approximately 15 metres in height - involves digging out material that’s slipped to create a new profile for the slope.
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Bus hits bridge on first day of rail replacement services on closed Shrewsbury-Wolverhampton lineRail replacement bus services between Shropshire and Wolverhampton, put in place due to the landslide in the Wellington area, appear to have not got off to a great start.
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Confirmed: No train services between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton until further notice due to landslipNo West Midlands Railway trains will be able to run between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton until further notice, due to the landslip in the Wellington area.
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Railway disruption between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury for weeksThe line is closed this weekend for pre-planned works but disruption could continue until late March.
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Trains between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton cancelled after landslip at OakengatesTrain services through Telford are cancelled after a landslip blocked the tracks at Oakengates.
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Academy switch is aspirational for Shrewsbury kidsShrewsbury Town’s academy will move from Shrewsbury Sports Village to Croud Meadow this summer.
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Emergency Repairs Underway After Landslip Closes RailwayNetwork Rail workers are on site near Oakengates undertaking emergency repairs in poor weather after a landslip closed the railway. Trains between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury have been suspended and are being covered by rail replacement buses following a landslip near Oakengates in Telford on Friday. Network Rail has been on site this week carrying out emergency repairs after around 5,000 tonnes of land slipped along a 50-metre section of the railway. Landslips quite regularly occur when the ground becomes saturated with water after long periods of heavy rain.
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