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  1. I compiling information for a second Pit to Power Station book and am now looking at the Flue Gas Desulphurisation process. For this section I am trying to track down the dates and workings of the first train of limestone into Cottam and West Burton Power Stations, along with the final workings. For Cottam I have a photo dated 2019 and no others after that, and I cant find any further trains from West Burton after 2021. There may of course be more after that date, does anyone have any information please? Photo is of a limestone train at Maltby for interest
  2. This new book is available for pre order now https://www.fonthill.media/products/pit
  3. Just been given the heads up about a new bookazine that chronicles the life of BR in 10 parts. Looks as though it could be quite interesting, its available on the following link, https://shop.kelsey.co.uk/product/BKZROB19/railways-of-britain-the-br-chronicles-part-1
  4. The final volume of my Lancashire Derbyshire & East Coast Railway trilogy is now available for sale through the publishers (Fonthill Media), or the usual outlets. This one takes a look back at the proposals for the railway through newspaper and parliamentary reports, the route it was supposed to take, and other snippets. It also covers the Mansfield Railway and Mid Notts Joint Line connections.
  5. To all who had an interest in Volumes 1 and 2, Volume 3 is now available, I think there are several outlets you can get them from. This concluded the Lancashire Derbyshire and East Coast Railway story, and covers the Mansfield Railway and Mid Notts Joint line connections
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    On Shed

    Been looking out for this and thought I would tell all those of you collecting them, part 10 of On Shed Is up for pre order on the publishers website, it says that it Is on sale from 28 August. Apparently this one covers the post privatisation period depots and stabling points.
  7. Just been perusing the Kelsey Media website and notice that the next in the On Shed series is available for pre order. This one is No.9 BR’s Locomotive Works and if the others are anything to go by, should be an interesting read https://shop.kelsey.co.uk/product/BOOKSHED9/
  8. I have just purchased the latest copy of the On Shed series, this one being No8 The A to Z of BR Diesel Depots and principle stabling points. There is stacks of info inside about each depot, with bullet points showing such things as when it opened and closed, what classes were allocated or could be seen, along with a photo of each depot where available. Its well worth having especially if you have the other issues.
  9. In size perhaps, but the fact that a small depot like Ryde is shown on the cover goes to show the diverse depots covered inside?
  10. There is a pic of Nunnery Coal depot and there are pics and diagrams of the nearby depots at Bridgehouses, Wicker,Park Goods amongst others, it tells the story of Tinsley so includes most of the small yards closed as a result of its opening
  11. Perhaps not enough room on the cover to mention every depot covered
  12. Been looking forward to getting this latest copy of the On Shed series but as my copy hadn’t arrived I rang Kelsey and they said, it’s gone to the printers after a short delay but will be posted out as soon as the copies arrive and will also be on W H Smith shelves. So there you go, if anyone else is waiting it should be available very soon!
  13. Wrote an article about the island line electrics in Today’s Railways Uk magazine a few years back and thought I knew all about them, however, after purchasing this book I found that I didn’t! It is an excellent read and full of photos, well done to the Author and I can thoroughly recommend the book
  14. We tried to cover as much as possible of the pre Tinsley era but when it came to maps you really have to use them large or it's not worth bothering. That would have impacted on space for other images and we preferred to use a lot of unseen images instead. The books covering all the yards in one Volume can never have as much detail as we provided and so we are very pleased with the results and the great feedback we have had, thanks to everyone who has purchased it so far.
  15. It will be distributed to outlets over the next week, can't really say if it will be on sale then, but it is for sale through platform 5 now
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