Historic Oxford Railway Line Set for Passenger Revival in Major Regional Transport Overhaul
A railway line in Oxford unused by passengers for over six decades is being revitalized as part of a £120 million infrastructure project. The initiative aims to enhance regional transport, support job creation, and reduce congestion across southeast Oxford.
Reviving a Historic Rail Link
An Oxford railway line that has been closed to passengers since 1963 is set to reopen, according to reports. The Cowley Branch Line, currently limited to freight services for the BMW Mini Plant, will see new stations constructed in Cowley and Littlemore as part of a broader effort to improve transport in southeast Oxford.