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Sadly, many of the links to the ScotRail site now go to the home news page rather than the line history after a website update by Ewan. This must be really time consuming to keep upto date with so many links.
February 9, 2026 at 5:24 AM
Sadly, many of the links to the ScotRail site now go to the home news page rather than the line history after a website update by Ewan. This must be really time consuming to keep upto date with so many links.
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Enniskillen and Bundoran Railway Share Certificate of 1862 being used for a share certificate for it's extension company to Sligo. For Lt Colonel JW Frith of the 58th Foot regiment who bought his commission in 1832 -railarchive.org.uk
January 19, 2026 at 9:07 AM
Enniskillen and Bundoran Railway Share Certificate of 1862 being used for a share certificate for it's extension company to Sligo. For Lt Colonel JW Frith of the 58th Foot regiment who bought his commission in 1832 -railarchive.org.uk
My sister is very deaf and teaches BSL. She says she cannot see the point of BSL screens, it seems the people that put them in are assuming that the deaf can't read and she says it is a bit of an insult - did they consult the Royal National Institute for the Deaf?
January 13, 2026 at 9:46 AM
My sister is very deaf and teaches BSL. She says she cannot see the point of BSL screens, it seems the people that put them in are assuming that the deaf can't read and she says it is a bit of an insult - did they consult the Royal National Institute for the Deaf?