Watch the video below of the open day at St Philips Marsh depot on Monday May 2 2016. (c) GWR
VIDEO: Behind the scenes at St Philips Marsh depot
06/05/2016 in Network
06/05/2016 in Network
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Andrewjgwilt1989 - 06/05/2016 12:27
Nice selection of British built BREL Class 43 Diesel HST's that still serves the East Coast Main Line, Midland Main Line and Great Western Main Line until Hitachi's IEP trains will replace the Class 43's used on the GWML and ECML with the remaining Class 43's to operate on the MML and some to be transferred to Scotland.