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New weather station installed in Gobowen to help improve rail safety

Train services between Shrewsbury and Chester faced delays and cancellations after a minor track issue near Wrexham was repaired by Network Rail. Train services between Shrewsbury and Chester faced delays and cancellations after a minor track issue near Wrexham was repaired by Network Rail.
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Network Rail confirm reason for delays between Shrewsbury and Chester today

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Gobowen bridge to remain closed for 18 months after it was struck by a digger

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Footbridge near Oswestry being assessed after it was damaged by vehicle

Black Bridge in Gobowen has been left damaged after it was struck by a digger Black Bridge in Gobowen has been left damaged after it was struck by a digger
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Footbridge near Oswestry left damaged after being struck by digger during works

Major railway works are to lead to two weeks of disruption on the line near Oswestry. Major railway works are to lead to two weeks of disruption on the line near Oswestry.
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Two weeks of disruption for railway around Oswestry as essential works planned

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Trains services to be reduced across North Shropshire amid Storm Goretti warning

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Rail strikes to cause eight days of 'significant' disruption to Welsh border services

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