Historic Dundee Railway Station has derailed
The complex is deserted, overgrown and has become a dumping site, and vagrants have taken up residency there.
Dundee’s Railway Station has come off the tracks. So say residents living near the historic station, which looks rather forlorn since Transnet ceased operations there 18 months ago.
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The complex is deserted, overgrown and has become a dumping site. Vagrants have also moved in, and those living on nearby Beaconsfield Street and Robertson Lane have expressed fear the area is a breeding ground for crime.
Read Wednesday’s edition of the Courier for more on the deterioration of the station, and what can be done to revitalise the facility.
Watch the video below, for a good idea of what the abandoned station looks like today:
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