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Rail freight depot scheme set for approval

Work has already started on new railway sidings near the rail freight interchange site

Work has already started on new railway sidings near the rail freight interchange site

A giant rail freight depot on green belt land near Upper Sundon will move a step closer to reality next week.

On Tuesday, Central Bedfordshire Council’s executive committee is set to approve its new development strategy, which includes plans for a rail freight interchange, similar to that at Daventry, on a 135-acre site next to Sundon Quarry.

The site is to the east of the Midland Mainline railway, access for vehicles would be from the new Junction 11a on the M1.

A road from Junction 11a to Sundon Park Road is also proposed, which the strategy says would create the “first part of a strategic route linking the M1 and the A6”.

For more on this story see tomorrow’s Luton News.

 

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