Nowhere near Anywhere: Hilarious shenanigans of the peculiarities of Govt spending

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The way to make a railway pay is to close it.

Closing 6 miles of unproductive railway should be easy.

All the Government needs to do is try not to spend money to save money. It’s that simple. Or is it?

With a village united in indignation and a man who knows a thing or two about ancient Rights of Way, nothing is going to be easy.

Add the civil service into the mix and anything could happen. It is the modern, go-get-‘em era of 1958 after all.