Upgrade plans to Norwich depot progress

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Norwich Crown Point depot
Norwich Crown Point depot // Credit: Greater Anglia

Greater Anglia’s Norwich depot is set for a major upgrade, led by Spencer Rail Engineering.

The project is currently in its design stage, but will see the roof cladding replaced, with further upgrades made to walkways, access and skylights.

Numerous systems, such as fire detection and ventilation, will also be upgraded.

The upgrade project began in August last year and has now progressed into the next stage, working to identify changes needed and risks and constraints present ahead of moving past the design stage.

Technical drawings, calculations and specifications will be completed by the end of spring 2026, ensuring all requirements are met and issues are addressed before construction begins.

“The Crown Point depot in Norwich is a vital maintenance hub for Greater Anglia’s train fleet, supporting services from Norwich and Stansted Airport to London, as well as regional routes across Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, and Norfolk.

“We look forward to reviewing the detailed plans developed by Spencer Rail Engineering and thank them for their thorough and considered approach, which will help ensure this essential facility continues to support rail services across East Anglia for decades to come.”

Andrew Goodrum, Infrastructure and Projects Director for Greater Anglia

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