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21st April 2008, 15:43
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Train station 'from a bygone age' (BBC News)
A councillor writes to transport firms demanding radical improvements to Dundee's railway station.
More from BBC News... 
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21st April 2008, 19:05
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If that photo is anything to go by you could mistake it for a Tesco, and heavens knows we have enough of those. I think sometimes these local councillors just like to get their name in the papers.
Paul.
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22nd April 2008, 19:11
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So now the 1980's are a "bygone age". I never thought of them like that.
 But just wait to see what a modern architect would make of it. There certainaly wouldnt be any attempt to accomodate actual train operstions in the pile of randomly heaped stainless steel and glass boxes that would be proposed as a "Transport Experience Gateway" (that's a Station to you and me) Last edited by Shed Cat; 22nd April 2008 at 19:16.
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22nd April 2008, 20:17
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Train Station'from a bygone age'
Perhaps the main station in Berlin could be a model for a modern British Railway Station. Tracks on two levels with shops etc in between. An ICE can be seen departing on the upper level.
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