Proceeding contribution from Tony Cunningham (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 17 November 2010. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Flooding (West Cumbria).
Flooding (West Cumbria)
The team of companies that got the new rail station up in, I think, six days, which is an incredible record, won a national award at Grosvenor House. We have all seen when travelling by train the people at the ends of platforms taking the numbers, and one of the funniest things was that they flocked to west Cumbria. There was a new train and station, and they were there taking photographs, which helped the tourism industry enormously. Strangely enough, the chief executive—the top man—of Direct Rail Services Ltd lives in Seaton, so it was useful for him to be able to get backwards and forwards.
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- Bridges Disaster relief Cumbria Finance Flood control Infrastructure Insurance Emergency services Floods Railways Redundancy Utilities Repairs and maintenance Rescue services
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