Overground and District line part closed for four weekends in September and October for Kew Bridge repairs
Briefly

Network Rail's Anglia infrastructure director, Simon Milburn, emphasized the significance of the Kew Railway Bridge repairs, stating, "This is a vital job that will help to keep this wonderful heritage structure operating as a key part of these busy railway lines." He acknowledged that the work is essential for maintaining reliable railway services, stating that they aim to ensure that trains can run safely over the River Thames in the future.
Milburn further noted that the closure allows for the comprehensive replacement of outdated infrastructure, saying, "We need to replace the deteriorating wheel timbers on Kew Railway Bridge so that we can continue to run trains over the River Thames safely and reliably in future." This highlights the dual purpose of the closure—for both immediate repairs and long-term operational reliability.
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