London Bow Goods Yards plans submitted

An imprssion of the Bow Goods Yard site, within the Olympic Legacy Park in East London. Image: Network Rail.

A plan has been submitted to regenerate 30 acres of brownfield land at Bow Goods Yard, East London. The scheme will deliver London’s largest integrated rail freight logistics hub. The site will handle construction sector traffic and will emphasise rail-enabled last-mile warehousing. The warehouse element suggests the infrastructure agency intends to promote the terminal to express logistics operators.

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London Bow Goods Yards plans submitted

An imprssion of the Bow Goods Yard site, within the Olympic Legacy Park in East London. Image: Network Rail.

A plan has been submitted to regenerate 30 acres of brownfield land at Bow Goods Yard, East London. The scheme will deliver London’s largest integrated rail freight logistics hub. The site will handle construction sector traffic and will emphasise rail-enabled last-mile warehousing. The warehouse element suggests the infrastructure agency intends to promote the terminal to express logistics operators.

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It’s the less glamorous aspect of the business, but proper maintenance is the route to proper business. That’s probably why GB Railfreight has invested in…
major acquisition UK Maritime Transport bought by MEDLOG

Maritime Transport, the fast-growing UK rail and road logistics operator and terminal management company, has been bought out by MEDLOG. The Geneva headquartered global logistics…
intermodal hub Maritime opens the gates to Port of Liverpool intermodal facility

Maritime Transport UK, the integrated rail and road logistics operator, has completed the development of a new intermodal container storage terminal at the Port of…
Track access charges Free access for freight. Try before you buy from Network Rail.

The UK’s national infrastructure management agency has not quite put it that way. However, in a significant step towards modal shift, Network Rail has made…

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