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Ironshore in trail clean-up

More than 30 volunteers rolled up their sleeves to help improve the appearance of the Railway Trail. Staff from Ironshore planted a variety of grass plugs, yucca trees and other plants with assistance from the Parks Department as part of the Rails to...
Jul 15, 2014
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Governor Fergusson tours Railway Trail footbridge

Governor George Fergusson yesterday toured the progress made on a pedestrian footbridge over Bailey’s Bay. The project linking sections of the Railway Trail is mostly being funded by the non-profit group, Friends of the Bermuda Railway Trial, in part...
Jul 08, 2014
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Non-profit group will pay most of cost for new trailway footbridge

Government will subsidise “approximately 13 percent” of costs associated with the Bailey’s Bay footbridge, according to the Parks Department. Following recent concerns by residents over how much the bridge would cost taxpayers, a Parks spokeswoman sa...
May 22, 2014
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Railway Trail link a waste of money, say residents

As construction on the Bailey’s Bay foot bridge begins in earnest, area residents have raised concerns over what they see as a waste of taxpayers’ dollars. The bridge is intended to create a new amenity by linking sections of the Railway Trail, and i...
May 15, 2014
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Green light for Bailey’s Bay footbridge

A proposed pedestrian bridge over Bailey’s Bay has been approved despite several objections from residents. The bridge is intended to create a new amenity by linking sections of the Railway Trail, but some residents expressed concern the proposal wou...
Dec 07, 2013
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"Group plans Railway Trail bridge at Bailey’s Bay"

A pedestrian bridge over Bailey’s Bay is hoped to revitalise the eastern end of the historic railway trail. Tucker Murphy, of Friends of the Bermuda Railway Trail (FBRT), said that the Bailey’s Bay bridge project is the result of a partnership betwee...
Oct 01, 2013
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"Pedestrian bridge proposed for old railway piers"

The Parks Department is hoping to erect a pedestrian bridge over Bailey’s Bay to restore a lost section of the railway trail. According to a recent planning application, concrete piers that were erected to support the railway will be restored to hold...
Sep 14, 2013
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"Fine for escaping police custody"

A man was fined $1,000 today for escaping police custody on New Year's Day. Rasheed Muhammad, 20, turned himself into the Sandys Police Station yesterday and appeared in Magistrates' Court today. He pleaded guilty to the offence. The court heard Mr ...
Feb 01, 2011
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