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Oxenhope was another location used in the making of the 1970 film "The Railway Children."

Anstey also has a church of St Mary's grade II* listed building.

Hanslope was also a noted lace making locality.

Guildford was home to another manufacturer (Dennis Bros) of early motorised lawnmowers in the 1900s.

Cley next the Sea also had a prosperous harbour, now silted up.

Hastings also has a pub called The General Havelock. (Paul was too quick for my link from Alston to Howden.)

Could be resigned, retired, retired on medical grounds etc. He had 36 years of experience as a track worker, so presumably 52+ years old.

Paul is correct, the Cairngorms. (We had the question in our pub quiz last night, and no we didn't get it right albeit that was one we discussed.) Over to Paul.

My understanding of the report is that the CoSS was still in the van and not overseeing a safe system of work in accordance with NR standards (paras 48 & 65-67).

Air navigation radio beacons I believe. New question:- Which is the largest National Park in the UK?

Manchester International Airport?

and the A814 connects with Arrochar.

Buxton also has an Opera House (highest in UK).

Garsdale (Head?)

Southall is also home to a rare 3-way rail/road/canal crossing point.

Holmes Chapel is similarly nearby to a radio telescope.

Cheltenham has a district of the same name.

Wilmslow is home to another 2012 Olympic Cycling champion.

Pontrhydfendigaid is also in the county of Ceredigion.

Aberystwyth also has a cliff railway.