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| Loco History: Numbers: Allocations: D1972-til 01/09/74 64B(HA) 11/65-10/68,10/69-05/73, 52A (GD)- 10/68-10/69 47271- til 20/12/83 HA- 05/73-12/83 47604- til 04/07/91 ED- 12/83-07/85, 05/88-03/91, IS- 07/85-05/88 47674- til 24/10/95 IS- 17/03/91-27/09/92; (S) 01-11/10/91, 11/91-03/92, 06/92-07/92; CD- 09/92-05/93, BR- 05/93-03/94, SF- 03/94-10/95; (U)- 03-10/95 47854- til present CD- 10/95-03/98, TO- 03/98-09/02, WN- 09/02-06/03; CS- 06/03-present Names: Women's Royal Voluntary Servce 8/88-present Home 67x's |
| 04/07/91-24/10/95 |
| Another scottish thorough-bred. It was a scottish loco for most of its life until eventually moving south permanately in 92. It like 672 was unreliable and spent a lot of its time at Inverness stored although after conversion to 47/8 it has reappeared in traffic. A tribute to Inverness TMD's work perhaps, but 854 became one of the last locos working Cross-Country trains in Britain. While the official end has been and gone, 854 was now transferred to Alstoms fleet (ATLO) and worked on VWC until being sold to the West Coast Railway Company in June 2003 where it is now a regular performer. |
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| Above: 674 is seen shunting in platform four on 21st August 1992. Must have been a good summer as it is once again sunny. Photo by Peter Cresswell |
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| Above and Below: 47854 is seen at Preston with and without its miniture stag on 23/05/02. Photo by Nick Chadha and taken on otr_aff_yer heid |
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