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I found these webcam feeds over at skyscapercity that update every 15 minutes Cams mostly looking from the carpark New Entrance Entrance to new depot Exterior and interior shots of new depot

So it's down in two places?

Yep, especially the photos of burnt hands. Maybe those officers who went around suspects houses warning them that BTP were cracking down on cable theft should have took some of those photos to show them. That 1/2 tonne boot-load of copper cables would have netted them ~£1500

At Euston, a couple of weeks back, on the ramp down to the lowest numbered platforms I saw a foil balloon sucked onto an vent cover. I wondered what was it's story, did someone get a clue and realise foil balloons and OHLE don't mix and let it go?

Indeed, I can't imagine each set would have more than 1 DDA compliant toilet.

£208,000 each by my (calculators) reckoning. Where is the work being done? Wolverton?

You might find this program on the building of the Intercity 225 interesting Intercity 225 Documentary 'Running to time' Part 2 of 4 I wouldn't bother watching the first part, hardly any tech, mostly yakk.

Doubt it, the ticket barriers are locked open at that time. However, even if he had an 'any permitted' ticket it would not be valid, even on LM, because the day would have rolled over Can't imagine a cigarette lasting long in 100MPH winds

£80? A VT Train manager told me it could be £4000! I wasn't the smoker, I was standing in the vestibule and I could smell cigarette smoke, it was the air-con-sucking in toilet fumes again! Of course the TM was notified by an alarm, he came up and asked who just came out of the toilet, being...

The RAIB report on a container train derailment at Reading West mentions flange climb due to poor track geometry and an unevenly loaded container.

A few of the them local to me are also doing porridge edit: just realised its the same bunch.

Crikey! Were these the fellows that were manning it?

Someone mentioned on here that NR wanted to give running an LC the same legal weight as running a red traffic light, anyone heard anymore of that idea?

Tugtracker.co.uk For Class 60 specific specifications Locodocs.co.uk for Manuals pertaining to Locomotives

Two/Three* more arrests and a date for the trial *The headline says two, the article says three Hopefully we will find out in january

I don't imagine NetworkRail would have allowed a crossing to be in operation with only one half barrier. It would be useless if only the stub came down.

The Daily Mail has a shot of the crossing. It looks as if the other barrier has been ripped clear off!

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Here is a current map Edit: Just thought that may be out of date what with the building work going on, peruse these flickr albums for a more up to date view Redevelopment Remodelling

Here is a pic of it