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Cowley Branch Line Reopens After 60 Years: £120m Project to Transform Oxford's Transport

After 60 years of closure, the Cowley Branch Line in Oxford is set to reopen thanks to a £120m government-funded project. This major infrastructure development aims to connect communities, reduce congestion, and boost the local economy by creating up to 10,000 new jobs. The line will link Littlemore, Cowley, Blackbird Leys, and Greater Leys to central Oxford in under 10 minutes, with a twice-hourly passenger service. The project is part of a larger £500m investment to transform the Oxford-Cambridge corridor into the 'European Silicon Valley'. Key stakeholders, including local MPs, Oxford University, and business leaders, have praised the initiative for its potential to enhance sustainable transport, support science and tech industries, and improve quality of life for residents. Learn more about this game-changing project and its impact on Oxford's future! Keywords: Cowley Branch Line, Oxford, £120m project, transport infrastructure, Oxford-Cambridge corridor, sustainable transport, job creation, local communities, Anneliese Dodds, Network Rail, East West Rail