New push to make England's longest cycle tunnel a reality

Campaigners say they could enhance West Yorkshire's health and economy by converting an old railway lineA campaign has accelerated to turn a disused railway line in Yorkshire into England's longest cycle tunnel - instead of using ?3m of public money to close it for ever.The 1.4 mile (2.3km) Queensbury line, which runs 377ft (115 metres) below a hill between Halifax and Keighley in West Yorkshire, was closed in 1956 as rail travel declined and private car ownership increased. Continue reading...