Decision

North Pole International: re-regulating part of the rail depot

Confirms that part of North Pole International rail depot used for Intercity Express Programme passenger services has been re-regulated.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
19 September 2017

Documents

North Pole International Final Order: Railways (Provision etc. of Railway Facilities) (Exemptions) Order 2005

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London North Pole Depot: Land Registry plan

Ref: Drawing number B1646600-NPL-DRG-CV-000050/P02

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Details

These documents outline the Secretary of State for Transport’s decision to re-regulate the North Pole International light maintenance depot in London. The depot was originally deregulated from section 16A(2) of the Railways Act 1993 because it was built for Eurostar fleet.

The plan shows the part of the depot which is going to be re-regulated. This part has been re-regulated because it is being redeveloped for the Intercity Express Programme to maintain trains for domestic railway passenger services.

Published 19 September 2017