THE approach road to West Drayton station, closed to traffic since January because of drainage problems, could soon be reopened.
Network Rail, which owns the road, has accepted Hillingdon Council’s offer to carry out the repairs, though the company will bear the full cost.
Network Rail has commissioned surveys to find the cause of the problem, which led to dangerous potholes and a partial collapse of the road.
Buses and cars have not been able to stop in the road for several weeks, causing major disruption to residents and transport users.
Cllr Douglas Mills, cabinet member for community, commerce and regeneration, said: “We want to see these problems rectified as quickly and efficiently as possible, so we have offered the services of our experienced public highways team and contractors.
“Hopefully, this will help bring this road back into use as swiftly as possible.”
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