In July 2019, Greater Anglia obtained planning permission from Tendring Council to construct the depot on the outskirts of Harwich between Dovercourt and Harwich International. The depot was set to provide joys for between eight and 12 engineers to support the Bombardier Aventra trains that are due to be introduced towards the end of 2019. Maintenance and servicing is expected to occur mostly overnight and the depot will be equipped with a wheel lathe to address flatspots.[9]
As of January 2021[update], work on the site had not commenced and the company was not able to confirm when it would start, despite the new Aventra trains being set to be introduced on all lines by summer 2022. [10]
Notes and references
Notes
^The depot is now planned to be built on the outskirts of Harwich
^Milner, Chris, ed. (April 2018). "Greater Anglia forced to seek alternatives for new depot". Headline News. The Railway Magazine. Vol. 164, no. 1405. p. 8.
^GA seeks new maintenance depot site after rejecting Brantham Rail issue 868 19 December 2018 page 28
^Geater, Paul (16 January 2021). "Greater Anglia gears up for the arrival of all its new train fleet". East Anglian Daily Times. A new depot has been planned for Parkeston on the outskirts of Harwich - but there is no firm date for work to start on that and the company could not say whether it would be going ahead with it.
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