The Preston Dock Railway Order 2004

Article 2(1)

SCHEDULE 2 THE RAILWAYS

In the county of Lancashire, city of Preston—

Railway No. 1—An existing railway (2670 metres in length), consisting of part of the dock railway system, commencing at a point 55 metres or thereabouts from the western boundary of the Strand Road Preston, level crossing (being the point of termination of the railway defined in the Strand Road, Preston Railway Order 2002(1)), extending thence on land adjoining Strand Road, Port Way and Navigation Way, over the Maritime Way (formerly known as Bullnose Road) level crossing, over the swing bridge and the swing bridge level crossing (incorporated in the swing bridge) and the Lockside Road level crossing and terminating at a point 46 metres east of the engine shed located to the south of Nelson Way and incorporating two spurs in the vicinity of Chain Caul Road leading to Williams Yard and to the railway works of the undertaker.

Railway No. 2—An existing railway (220 metres in length), consisting of part of the dock railway system, commencing by a junction with Railway No. 1 at a point 80 metres west of the Lockside Road level crossing, extending thence in a generally north-easterly and northerly direction and terminating at a point adjacent to the southern boundary of Chain Caul Way 15 metres west of its junction with Lockside Road.

(1)

S.I. 2002/2398.