Network Rail's Craig Bowman

An episode of the Radio Borders News podcast, hosted by Radio Borders News, titled "Network Rail's Craig Bowman" was published on November 19, 2013 and runs 0 minutes.

November 19, 2013 ·0m · Radio Borders News

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Network Rail bosses are asking locals to bear with them as frustration grows over the state of the A7 between Galashiels and Newtongrange.

The company has taken on 11 additional road sweepers and 5 vehicle cleaners to reduce the amount of mud on the road coming from the Borders Railway works.

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