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Tag: Restore Inner West Line
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
The NSW government abandoned upgrading the Western Line in order to profit from WestConnex M4 tolls
The government must stop cutting existing services to generate a need for new infrastructure. Residents also risk having their homes undermined with Metro
Residents of Auburn and Bankstown electorates have nominated the lack of direct train services to the City as the most pressing transport issue
Please join us this Thursday 7 March at 10am outside the Sydney Metro shopfront in Campsie (243 Beamish Street) for a silent protest against the Sydenham to Bankstown Metro
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
We condemn Planning Minister Anthony Roberts and the NSW Government for ignoring the community in proceeding with the “Sydenham to Bankstown” Metro Southwest. We call on both sides of government to cancel this project and commit to a restoration of the Inner West Line to Liverpool (and Bankstown) via Regents Park on the Sydney Trains heavy rail network.
The Auburn area is on the front-line of this government’s attacks on Western Sydney and public transport! Help us fight back by taking our Transport Survey
Transport for NSW data show removal of Liverpool via Regents Park trains caused most significant increase in travel times across Sydney
Angry commuters have rallied in Regents Park over 5 years of cuts to trains especially the removal of the Liverpool/Bankstown via Regents Park services
The contrast between North Shore and Western Sydney could not be greater because of Gladys Berejiklian’s attacks on public transport.
Overwhelming majority oppose the Sydenham-Bankstown Metro because 9 stations west of Bankstown loses all direct City trains forcing 19,000 to interchange