Pete backs train station revamp
POP guru Pete Waterman has backed plans for a major revamp of Crewe station.
The redevelopment of the Nantwich Road railway station is one of a number of high-profile projects planned for the town over the next 20 years.
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MAKE IT WORK: Pop impresario and train enthusiast Pete Waterman.
And music mogul and rail enthusiast Pete Waterman is supporting the scheme, which comes as part of a wider blueprint which is due to be completed shortly.
He said: "Now the decision has been made to keep the station where it is, we can get on with the job of making this work.
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"We can all pull in the same direction and get behind getting the best out of this classic station."
The proposals have been produced by Cheshire East Council and the North West Development Agency (NWDA). They involve a number of agencies, employers and organisations in the area.
Cheshire East Council leader Wesley Fitzgerald, said: "Crewe rail station was at the centre of the town's identity, growth and prosperity in the 19th century. Now it is at the heart of plans to transform Crewe to help meet the challenges of the 21st century."
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