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The Edge Hill Spur is a proposed railway development first conceived in the 1960s to connect Liverpool’s eastern suburbs with the city centre via the Merseyrail network. The project intended to link Liverpool Central with Edge Hill station using disused freight tunnels such as the Wapping or Victoria tunnels. While partially prepared during Northern Line construction in the 1970s, the scheme was never completed due to financial and political challenges. It remains safeguarded with renewed interest in 2016 as part of efforts to improve rail connectivity in Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter.
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