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Old London Midland livery, what's this??

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Tom williams

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Back when the class 170 turbostars were still owned by I'm, they had this and I don't know what it is if anyone knows then do reply.
 

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That is the Network West Midlands logo
 

Tom williams

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That is the Network West Midlands logo
ive often wondered what it was for as i live in hereford and used to see the turbostars when they were london midland and they had that logo on them, cleared things up a bit, thanks
 

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Back when the class 170 turbostars were still owned by I'm, they had this and I don't know what it is if anyone knows then do reply.

Just to be pedantic LM never owned any stock or stations. They leased stock from Rolling Stock Companies and managed stations that were owned (and still are owned) by Network Rail
 

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Just to be pedantic LM never owned any stock or stations. They leased stock from Rolling Stock Companies and managed stations that were owned (and still are owned) by Network Rail
Well done :)

For the record, "London Midland" was part of Govia (same company as Southern/Southeastern/Thameslink/Great Northern/Gatwick Express)
 
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