OxRAIL - the future of rail
We're creating a strategy for the future of rail in Oxfordshire. We want a modern, integrated system that improves access and mobility, supports economic growth and development and that better connects communities.
Our plans include creating new stations, improving existing ones, and establishing an ‘Oxfordshire Metro’ system, integrating buses and trains across the county.
This plan needs to work well for everyone in Oxfordshire. We'd be really grateful if you could consider how rail affects you, and also help your networks have their say on the strategy - its vision, themes and areas of focus. Please do share.
A survey, along with details of the plan, is available at https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/railplan until 1 October.
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