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Network Rail engineers allowed filming access to an underground site hut used by track workers, situated deep in the tunnels under Liverpool Lime Street station and built more than 100 years ago by track workers to take their tea breaks.<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
Network Rail engineers allowed filming access to an underground site hut used by track workers, situated deep in the tunnels under Liverpool Lime Street station and built more than 100 years ago by track workers to take their tea breaks.<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
Construction News writes:
\nIt can only be accessed when trains are not running, so with platform and signalling upgrade works coming up at the station in June and July, there was the opportunity to show it off.<\/p>\n
Network Rail project manager Graeme Whitehead said: \u2018In years gone by track maintenance gangs would have come here. They\u2019d have had their lunch, a cup of coffee, lit the fire, and waited in between trains.We have no plans to do anything with it, it will stay here. It\u2019s protected beneath the tunnels and will remain locked in history for evermore.\u2019<\/p>\n
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