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172002 is one that has gone from Lo, should be at Ilford depot (bombardier) to have toilet fitted before going to west midlands.

Acton main line as no barriers, and as access 24 hrs every day. Willesden junction station closed after last train, but there is a public footbridge over the WCML, parallel to the north London Line on the overground depot side. 266 bus runs throughout the night between the the two stations...

The construction site you saw, is to do with the electrification works of the goblin line. when finished the construction site will be cleared. There is no planned connection between the two lines.

The Irish railway society hold an event once a year, at Chiswick town hall London W4. About 40 - 45 stalls selling railwayana. Their next event is on 1st April 2017.

Still running as single unit formation due to platform length at Gospel oak, which will be lengthen during the next phase of closure. Willesden high level over looks the tmd, any 172's not in use may be stabled in open.

The working timetable says 00.02 departure.

No 92's stabled at Rugby now. one regular working of a 92 is 6L48 Garston to Dagenham, through rugby around 1910, returns around 3am on car carriers.

59002 on the Westbury to Exeter 08516 at Barton Hill

Another alternative with oyster/contactless, is 266 bus to Willesden junction, then north london line to gospel oak.

Used to be db 92 from Scunthorpe to Doncaster then a db 66 to Scunthorpe until about 4 years ago. Now a db 66 throughout.

16th may, planned first day, link below is trains stopping at lea bridge. http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/advanced/LEB/2016/05/16/0000-2359?stp=WVS&show=all&order=wtt

37057, colasrail is what you saw

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3Z03 Derby rtc to cricklewood

According to the local newspaper it was a electrical fire, because of the smoke it was enough to evacuate the station. due to the consist being across the points that link the nll and goblin line, another freight train waiting to go onto the nll line and over the points that allow the units to...

73962 and 73963 with wagons, headcode 6Z19

Leaflet came through letter box from Waltham forest council, about a mini. Hoyland around lea bridge station. gives information about redevelopment of the station area. www.enjoywalthamforest.co.uk/work-in-your-area/lea-bridge-road.

As a suggestion, todays railway magazine issue 163 (July) have the loco hauled diagrams in it.

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