Talk:Farnworth railway station

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Farnworth Tunnel is apparently in West Berkshire[edit]

At Delivering the plans (Network Rail) there is a paragraph

Bridge modifications are currently underway in West Berkshire, details of this work are available in the spring 2012 news update (PDF 7.6 MB).

If you follow that link, you get a PDF doc titled "Western Electrification Improving rail travel across the south west" subtitled "West Berkshire: Spring 2012 Information update". On page 2, at lower left, is a photo of a Class 180 (unit 180106) emerging from Farnworth Down Tunnel. The different sizes of the bores are distinctive, as is the white staining on the brickwork - compare this photo. --Redrose64 (talk) 11:26, 13 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]