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    British Rail Class 153 Cost

    https://www.shedno2.co.uk/products/london-underground-1938-stock-ex-isle-of-wight Shed no.2 are selling this 483 car for £8000 - amusingly you can pay with Apple Pay. I’m not sure if this is a representative price for other scrap value stock.
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    Trivia: Areas that a class 158 have never been on.

    Have 158s gone by road in the past to Kilmarnock for refurb work?
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    [Trivia] Smallest communities served by named express trains in UK (and Ireland if you like)?

    I had a very similar thought about the Hebridean and the Lewisman but I have no idea where they stopped on the way to Kyle. Strathcarron seems a likely stop, just serving the hotel and pub.
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    [Trivia] Smallest communities served by named express trains in UK (and Ireland if you like)?

    The Waverley calling at Newcastleton could be in contention for q1a. I’d also suggest one of the coastal villages on the fife coast expresses route but not sure they would be smaller than Newcastleton.
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    Trivia: Oldest passenger unit class with all examples still in service

    Sorry I miss read your original post. I wasn’t aware it was now surplus and off lease.
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    Trivia: Oldest passenger unit class with all examples still in service

    It’s been back running since 2016 I think
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    Trivia: Oldest passenger unit class with all examples still in service

    It was written off but then resurrected by Brodies in Kilmarnock and back in service. See here for details https://brodie-engineering.co.uk/case-studies/156478-submarine-or-train.html
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    Trivia: Oldest passenger unit class with all examples still in service

    Glasgow Subway units? Or Tyne and Wear Metro? They do run on the national rail network unlike the above - not all in service though I don’t think?
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    Are there ANY Heritage Railway extensions being actively pursued?

    The strathspey railway were still pursuing their extension to Grantown on Spey last time I was up there pre covid, although, I can’t see any update post 2020 on their website.
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    Is the Class 334 due for refurbishment?

    I hadn’t realised 334s were part of this, I thought it was just the remaining br electrics - 318/20. They still seem new-ish to me.
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    East Kilbride/Barrhead electrification updates

    The justification is correct, as under Scottish planning legislation only neighbours within a 20m radius of a proposal’s red line boundary are notified. In this case no neighbours fall within this notional 20m bubble.
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    What is the best unofficial name for a railway line?

    I’m from Glasgow and I know people who do. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    What is the best unofficial name for a railway line?

    I suppose I remember it was used more when I was a small child in the late 80s when the orange trains were still relatively new and and the film/book also more culturally relevant
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    What is the best unofficial name for a railway line?

    The Clockwork Orange - Glasgow subway
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    Trivia: Stations still known by old names

    Stranraer (harbour) - Im pretty sure the last time I got a train there the ticket actually said Stranraer Harbour as the destination on it. That was way back in 2009 before the ferry left.

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