NSW Government plans include the removal of all trains from Chester Hill after Metro Southwest is open in 2024 The Sydney’s Rail Future Implementation Plan says buses will replace trains between Cabramatta and Bankstown The 2056 Future Transport Strategy does show train services operating through Chester Hill Howard Collins (Sydney Trains CEO) said at the […]
Commuters west of Bankstown still do not know if they will have train services to City after the opening of Metro Southwest in 2024
The Lidcombe to Cabramatta link opened on 14 October 1924 to form the Inner West Line’s City to Liverpool via Regents Park train service
The Restore Inner West Line & Save T3 Bankstown Line community action group thanks the residents of Cumberland for the overwhelming support in the fight against Metro Southwest
The “Homebush bottleneck” is a hoax invented by the NSW Government as an excuse for cutting train services and to privatise the railway by stealth
The Parliamentary Inquiry is opportunity for the 19,000 forgotten commuters west of Bankstown to be heard
Hardest hit by the Sydenham to Bankstown Metro will be the 19,000 commuters from the nine stations west of Bankstown
Liverpool commuters have been short-changed with inadequate public transport and cuts to services since 2013 such as direct train to City via Regents Park
The NSW Government has used timetable changes to fake the need for Sydney Metro Southwest and conversion of Sydenham to Bankstown for single-deck trains
Restore Inner West Line submission on the Draft Cumberland 2030: Our Local Strategic Planning Statement – Access and Movement in Cumberland
Why is the Liberal government so afraid to face public scrutiny that it has to manipulate Freedom of Information laws to cover-up the truth?
Exposing the NSW Government’s agenda of undermining public transport to focus on toll roads and allow for increased over-development
It’s time for the government to come clean. The announced Metro Southwest Liverpool extension just doesn’t work with approved plans for Bankstown station.
Thank you to each and everyone of our friends, supporters, volunteers for helping to fight for better public transport in the community.
8,000 commuters are forced to interchange at Lidcombe every day as a result of the loss of Inner West Line services to Liverpool/Bankstown via Regents Park
Residents of Auburn and Bankstown electorates have nominated the lack of direct train services to the City as the most pressing transport issue
Over 50 community groups will be rallying in Sydney on 3 March in a unified call to action to improve public transport, stop over-development, stop privatisation and to protect the environment
Transport Minister Andrew Constance backflips on a promise for more Bankstown Line services on the Sydney Trains network for 9 stations west of Bankstown