Greater Manchester: mine shafts found in railway station work

Posted on February 16, 2024 by Guest authors

While carrying out work in connection with an Access for All’ upgrade at Walkden station, engineers discovered some historic mine shafts.

Posted in Access for All, accessibility, Greater Manchester, Infrastructure, Manchester, Network Rail, Walkden

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