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*1895 The new siding connection at [[Highley]] was approved for use by the Board of Trade Inspector.<ref>Marshall (1989) p. 97.</ref> | *1895 The new siding connection at [[Highley]] was approved for use by the Board of Trade Inspector.<ref>Marshall (1989) p. 97.</ref> | ||
*1915 The GWR agreed with the [[Collieries served by the Severn Valley Railway#Highley Colliery|Highley Mining Company]] that minerals would not be extracted in the vicinity of [[Highley|Highley Station]] and [[Borle Viaduct]] to prevent damage to the railway.<ref>Marshall (1989) p. 99.</ref> | *1915 The GWR agreed with the [[Collieries served by the Severn Valley Railway#Highley Colliery|Highley Mining Company]] that minerals would not be extracted in the vicinity of [[Highley|Highley Station]] and [[Borle Viaduct]] to prevent damage to the railway.<ref>Marshall (1989) p. 99.</ref> | ||
| − | *1963 Future resident [[5164]] was sold to Barry Scrapyard by BR.<ref>SVR News 20, 24</ref> | + | *1963 Future resident [[5164]] was sold to [[Barry Scrapyard]] by BR.<ref>SVR News 20, 24</ref> |
*2003 [[BR Class 08 D3586]] hauled a revenue-earning freight service, delivering new roof trusses to [[Orchard Bungalow level crossing|Orchard Farm, Northwood]]. They were too large to travel by road<ref>SVR News 145</ref>. | *2003 [[BR Class 08 D3586]] hauled a revenue-earning freight service, delivering new roof trusses to [[Orchard Bungalow level crossing|Orchard Farm, Northwood]]. They were too large to travel by road<ref>SVR News 145</ref>. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:35, 9 October 2018
On October 9 in SVRSevern Valley Railway history.
- 1890 The GWRGreat Western Railway authorised the provision of a footbridge at Stourport at a cost of £600.[1]
- 1895 The new siding connection at Highley was approved for use by the Board of Trade Inspector.[2]
- 1915 The GWRGreat Western Railway agreed with the Highley Mining Company that minerals would not be extracted in the vicinity of Highley Station and Borle Viaduct to prevent damage to the railway.[3]
- 1963 Future resident 5164 was sold to Barry Scrapyard by BRBritish Rail or British Railways.[4]
- 2003 BR Class 08 D3586 hauled a revenue-earning freight service, delivering new roof trusses to Orchard Farm, Northwood. They were too large to travel by road[5].
See also
On this day in SVRSevern Valley Railway history
