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Sat 11th early diverts at Royston. 0643 1S05 0600 KGX-EDB unid class 67 drag class 91; 0721 1S07 0647 KGX-EDB 43367(?)+43238; 0750 1A01 0505 LDS-KGX 43082+43044 0758 1N90 0720 KGX-SUN 43465+43484. 43082/044 are on same job as last week, which returned on 1S13 0947 KGX-EDB. 1S05 0600 KX Edinburgh wa...

67021 dragging 1Y14 0800 YRK-KGX up through foggy Royston at 10:47. 1S18 1138 KGX-EDB down Royston 12:17 no id except DVT was 82222, lost behind 317343 on 1155 CBG-KGX! Other reports say 67024 dragging 91124. 1Y20 0840 NCL-KGX up Royston 12:22 67022 dragging 91111. The set was follows on 1S18 1138 ...

I do have some information on the diverted HSTs, in nearly all cases just the power cars, but it is incomplete and spread through at least 3 different sources, so it will be time consuming to extract, collate and check. In contrast the dragging locos for the 1989 diversions were already neatly laid...

Very many thanks to MisterC who has spent much time sorting his notes about the October 1989 drags through Cambridge. These have now been added to the ECML Drags feature on the website. Very interesting indeed, as well as Class 47s several 31s were also involved and 89001 was dragged as well as the...

Ian Prince wrote:One you may already have:-

43080/81 on display with cab visits possible, at Doncaster Works Open Days: 16th and 17th June 1978

Thanks Ian

Thanks very much

Can any body from the MC say what is the current situation with the Library.

Today is Friday 24th February 2017. Cccoooooseeee. Is there anybody there from the MC who answer the question above????????

Evening Ian

Many thanks for your HST observations they are fantastic as been said on an other thread which you have mentioned about some observations of the prototype on the East Coast they are very rare indeed look forward to more observations from you when the time permits.....

Train Spotter

Fantastic Mister C especially those 1979 pictures of the HSTs

Ian

Many thanks for the prototype information.... Any further observations are most welcome

Andy