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73967 & 73970 this morning - and they actually got to Fort Bill as well.

Think they just haven't updated that page - if you go to the tickets section you can book tickets for Monday ( tonights is sold out )

Harbourside in Bristol is a good destination in Bristol and certainly the Bay in Cardiff - although the gates would delay things.

yep - there are a couple of house that are right slap bang in the middle of the old track

So was it 70&71 on the sleeper last night and this morning? Looking on Railcam it says 68&70&71?

Yes - confused!

I think there is one at Brighton at the moment and they work east grinstead - not sure if they are on 3rd rail or not

They ran as light engines not ECS

If you are talking about Radyr Way Ect - the line is now a footpath and tuns between Tangmere Drive and Fairwood Road

Back in 1981 I was on a northbound overnight service out of Kings Cross on a Class 46 - I woke up pulling out of stonenaven with a duff on the from that had replaced the peak at Doncaster ( not a happy bunny )

I notice that a pair of 73's have been working back and forth to aberdeen on ecs over the last couple of days

ah, so that is a spur off the existing City Line that tracks through Radyr Way housing development?

what is the Cardiff North-West Rail Line ?

seems a long way off considering that some of the sets are ready

Thanks - but it doesn't answer the question Hymecks were class 35 tractors 37s - why weren't tractors Class 36? And why weren't Hymecks 34s? When they got to type 4s no gaps were left

Is there any reason gaps were left when TOPs came into being - ie whatever happened to Class 36's ( did they even exist ) and I guess there must be others 49 51 etc?

any more news about these services and when they are likely to start?

Interesting point about the "electric lines" and "lets make use of them" - I presume they are owner by Network Rail - but in someway GWR pays for the juice and the upkeep? If say TfW started using them - it might cost more money that using diesel?

Is the concourse "Railway Property"? A railway concourse may have retail outlets that are used by non-travelling people - I used to work next door to Cardiff Central and used the M&S on site virtually everyday - does that mean I was trespassing?

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