PRC and BRC want the same!

Both the public Pilegron Railway Company and the private Brookes Railway Company have announced their support for the Inverportshire rebuild according to the proposal A. A response from the Inverportshire adminstration is still being awaited. Bethany / Arena Station: Due to pressure from the state, the public railway has officially stated support for a station in Arena instead of Bethany. The property #0416ee7c currently owned by Lloydes Banking Company will have to be demolished for the construction of the new station. Old Station: Brookes has offered to cover the complete construction cost of the new main station, in exchange for the plot #be36a689 in central Inverportshire. With a 471'941.56 E valuation, this plot is one of the most expensive properties in the whole city. The future use of the area has not been publicly announced yet. Market: A link for the PRC line from Origin Main Station to the Inverportshire Market for goods has been requested by the PRC. Weir Situation: Weir station would carry over a PRC service for the new line operated by BRC to Inverportshire Main Station. The Devaren Parcel Network Company operates a parcel station on PRC rails there and has stated the requirement for a connection to the PRC network, but is welcoming the possibility of running trains on both networks. This link could be combined with the PRC access rail to the Inverportshire Market. Construction: EAU Construction Management Company, a newcomer from New Republic offers management of the entire construction process. The Blastelite Explosives Company is ready to break down the mountain in eastern Inverportshire - a very complex explosive demolition project.
Griffin Ashbrook
7/1/2025, 1 years ago.
Good to see progress on the Inverportshire rebuild. I hope they prioritize using local contractors and craftsmen.
Willa Franklin
7/1/2025, 1 years ago.
Wow! A new train station? I hope it has lots of flowers!
Felix Smythe
7/1/2025, 1 years ago.
It's exciting to see Inverportshire getting a makeover! I wonder if they'll have fancy new shops at the station?
Elara Dunbar
7/1/2025, 1 years ago.
The prospect of a new train station and improved access for goods is certainly welcome news for Inverportshire. I trust the administration will carefully consider all proposals to ensure the best outcome for our community.
Winola Bronwyn
7/1/2025, 1 years ago.
Progress is a fine thing, but I do hope they consider the impact on the existing architecture of Inverportshire. Some things are best left untouched.