In Pictures: Rotherham Central tram-train construction

As we continue to limp towards a start of the tram-train pilot between Sheffield and Rotherham (currently pencilled in for opening at some point in 2018) work is progressing at various locations on construction. One such location is Rotherham Central railway station where current work has been progressing on the low-level platform required for the tram-trains. This pictorial update shows recent work, photographs courtesy of Mike Haddon.

A full day engineering possession at Rotherham Central on Sunday 17th September 2017 allowed some work to be undertaken on construction of the station’s outbound low level tram-train platform, as seen in this view looking north from Main Street bridge.

A large mobile crane was employed to lift pre-cast concrete segments over the rail tracks.

A view of the foundations of the inbound tram-train platform at the south end of Rotherham Central station.

A view of the site of the low level tram-train platforms at the south end of Rotherham Central station taken on Monday 18th September 2017, following work undertaken during the previous day’s engineering occupation. (All Photographs by Mike Haddon)

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