TfNSW refuses to run trains from Bankstown to Central and Liverpool despite available capacity
Transport for NSW also has capacity for direct trains from Bankstown to City Circle via Regents Park and Bankstown to Liverpool via Sefton.
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Lidcombe to Cabramatta celebrates restoration of Inner West Line: Liverpool via Regents Park
Community win as Inner West Line: City Circle to Liverpool via Regents Park restored and Lidcombe-Cabramatta railway turns 100 in October 2024
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New Transport Plans to Remove Direct Trains to Central
At least 9 stations to lose all trains to Central Station and Sydney CBD.
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2013 Train Cuts Never Justified
The fight continues to ensure all West of Bankstown stations remain open beyond 2030 with direct trains to Central and City Circle via Inner West.
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Community Welcomes Announcement to Temporarily Restore “Liverpool to City via Regents Park” Train Services
Thank you to the 19,000 commuters in the West of Bankstown for fighting to bring back our trains!
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No Capacity for Housing Growth & No Trains in Future for West of Bankstown
Transport for NSW advice undermines Department of Planning claims of adequate infrastructure capacity for new housing in West of Bankstown.
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Cumberland Council supports direct trains to City Circle, Liverpool, and Bankstown
Cumberland Council calls upon NSW Government to guarantee long-term future of Sydney Trains in the West of Bankstown
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Transport Oriented Development Program (Berala & Lidcombe Rezonings)
We support Transport Oriented Development, but NSW Government must justify how existing infrastructure in Berala and Lidcombe can support rezonings.
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Crucial Evidence at Western Sydney Transport Inquiry
Monday 4 December 2023 Today at 3:15pm, community advocate Roydon Ng will present pivotal evidence at the NSW Upper House Inquiry into […]
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Rail West of Bankstown Update 7 September 2023
Major win for West of Bankstown commuters with NSW Government commitment to keep stations open when Metro Southwest opens.
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‘Dumbest idea’: Proposal to shut nine Sydney train stations
For the first time in a decade, West of Bankstown commuters have some certainty for future services.
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Canterbury Bankstown Council opposes Transport for NSW plans for permanent shutdown in West of Bankstown
Join the fight to Keep our Stations Open (Lidcombe – Bankstown – Cabramatta/Liverpool)
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Western Sydney Public Transport Inquiry
Make a submission to the Western Sydney Public Transport Inquiry at www.WesternSydneyPublicTransport.org
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Future Rail West of Bankstown in Doubt due to Sydney Metro Southwest
Transport for NSW needs to be upfront to the community about its long-term future intentions for West of Bankstown
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West of Bankstown Stations to be Closed Again
Future rail services West of Bankstown are again in doubt with Transport for NSW implementing the ironically named “Sydney’s Rail Future” plan.
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May 2023 Update
The restoration of the T2 Inner West Line (City to Liverpool via Regents Park) in 2024/25 is only a temporary service until the 2030s.
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Sydney Trains’ Rail Infrastructure and Systems Review
We welcome the NSW Government announcement for a review led by Ms Carolyn Walsh into the Sydney rail network focusing on governance and accountability, asset management and planning, reliability, and resilience.
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Statement regarding Sydney Metro plans to close Birrong, Yagoona, and Olympic Park stations
Sydney Metro plans to close Birrong, Yagoona, and Olympic Park stations are designed to circumvent the Transport Administration Act 1988.
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Save Our Railway Bridges
100 Years after Lidcombe & Berala residents campaigned for railway bridges, Transport for NSW is once again planning to remove train services
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July T3 Shutdown – A Broken NSW Government Promise
Rail crisis coming to T3 Bankstown Line commuters with another July shutdown!
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Restore Inner West Line & Save T3 Bankstown Line – January 2022 Update
Despite a commitment from the NSW Government to partially restore trains, the long term future of our transport services is far from certain.
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