MGNorthern

There are a few photos around. http://www.eyepeterborough.co.uk/heritage/railway/ https://www.peterboroughimages.co.uk/?s=rhubarb+bridge There is more about it in the book Peterborough to King's Lynn by Middleton press.

Interestingly and what I didn't realise is that the ward boundary follows the railway, so the north half of the bridge is in the Glinton and Castor Ward and the south half is in the Werrington Ward.

Agreed. It's also got to be one of the most expensive infrastructure projects ever seen in Peterborough. I haven't been really been posting, as I can't better what's already here but I've been following this thread from the start and it's been great following the updates. I used to walk the dog under the A15 and along Hurn Road long before all this started so seen a lot of change over the past few years. This is Peterborough, it's almost guaranteed... True to human nature I noticed a lot of people have been walking over that piece of grass as well.

It's been a while since I've been down but it was all quiet on site today apart from some work at the Foxcovert end of the site.

I was very interested to come across this. I run the Eye village website http://www.eyepeterborough.co.uk/heritage/railway.html and have done a lot of research on the the station so I'll be interested in how this progresses. I was at the The National Festival of Railway Modelling at East of England Showground last weekend and there where some nice N-gauge layouts. The entirety of my models is a OO gauge Bachmann Ivatt Class 4 2-6-0. I've also got a Dapol signal box I need to build at some point, its reasonably close to the Eye Green one. I have got a copy of BRM from December 1999 that has a scratch build of Eye Green Station if its any use to you. Good luck with this. Adam