'Ludicrous' not to keep St Andrews station
13/05/10
A Facebook comment posted on ILoveStAndrews and quoted
in the
St Andrews Citizen
from one Dee Sinclair describes the closure of St
Andrews railway station as ‘ludicrous’.
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Transport expert tells how to fund railway
13/04/19
Land value capture could be used to fund new railway
developments at St Andrews and Levenmouth, members of
Rail Future Scotland heard at their recent AGM in
Edinburgh. Under the headline ‘New train of thought on
rail link’ the
St Andrews Citizen
reported how transport expert Professor George Hazel
explained that, because property within a mile of a new
station increased in value, it was possible to agree
contributions with would-be developers to fund the
line. Read
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'Unnecessary, costly project'
13/04/12
A St Andrews resident has complained that the ‘constant
rhetoric and propaganda being reported’ about the
campaign for a new railway is ‘becoming tedious’,
branding the project ‘unnecessary, impractical and
outrageously costly.’ Read
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'Positive signals'
13/04/05
The
St Andrews Citizen
reported the presentation to the North East Fife Area
Committee and its aftermath under the stirring headline
‘Rail link campaigners given positive signals’, and
then ‘Councillors’ reaction seen as ‘encouraging’’.
The article covers the responses to the consultation, the importance of SESTRAN carrying out the STAG and the necessity of amending TayPlan, and the forthcoming report to the Area Committee. The benefits to Cupar and the attraction of rail to car-drivers were also emphasised. Read More...
The article covers the responses to the consultation, the importance of SESTRAN carrying out the STAG and the necessity of amending TayPlan, and the forthcoming report to the Area Committee. The benefits to Cupar and the attraction of rail to car-drivers were also emphasised. Read More...
'Leap forward for St Andrews rail link'
13/04/04
The Dundee Evening Telegraph carried a report of the
Starlink presentation to the Area Committee, describing
the forthcoming further report as a ‘leap
forward.’ Read
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