ODA - SatLink Yellow/Red - Triple Pack D Bus after the third-highest mountain in

after the third-highest mountain in the British Isles

and two styles of plated boiler panel

The Power Station closed in October 1982 and the stub of railway serving it was closed at the same time

* Three different chassis frame variants for HAA

31296 Amlwch Freighter / Trên Nwyddau Amlwch Railfreight (orange cantrail stripe)The first week of September 1986 saw recently refurbished 31296 plucked from anonymity for what was described at the time as a ‘double first’

ODA - SatLink Yellow/Red - Triple Pack D Bus after the third-highest mountain inIn the early 1980s, British Rail's shift to an air braked network created logistical challenges for the Ministry of Defence (MoD), whose depot sidings had sharp curves that could not accommodate newer, long wheelbase wagons. To solve this, 50 vacuum braked, 12 foot wheelbase "Pipe" wagons (built in 1961 under Lot 3335 to Diagram 1 462) were selected for conversion. Their drop sides were ideal for palletised loads. Modified at Shildon works in 1983