The new station would see those in Cottam be in Preston city centre in 5 minutes and into Blackpool in 20 minutes LancashireCC networkrail
is a proposed new railway station on the north-west side of the city, on the Blackpool to Preston railway line.Network RailThe new railway station, between Lea and Cottam, would improve travel connections to Preston, Blackpool and Manchester, and further afield.
“We’ve made some important changes to the design since we announced the plans. We’ve added native scrubs, trees and native species-rich grassland on a field near the station to provide an overall boost to biodiversity from this scheme and help wildlife, which will also give a 10% biodiversity net gain for the project.
“We’re already in talks with the Department for Transport and rail operators to get as many services as possible serving the station.”Worden Hall reopens to the public after £2.8 million investment The new railway station would be situated between Lea Road and Sidgreaves Lane / Darkinson Lane, near to the site of the former station, and provide a car park with bus, cycling and walking links to the local area.
Other planned sustainability measures include electric vehicle charger points, a ‘green’ planted roof and solar panels on the railway station., the railway station would provide an attractive and convenient option for people travelling from the west side of the city, including those who currently park at Preston Railway Station to catch their train.
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