Stop & Examine

Some final thoughts from the team at RAIL @RAIL Send contributions to: mike.wright@bauermedia.co.uk Transport for Wales named one of its Class 231 units Gavin & Stacey in early December, ahead of the screening of the last-ever episode of the BBC comedy, which was set to be broadcast on Christmas Day. Local children from Barry Island Primary School took part in the special event, welcoming the newly named train to Barry Island station. The TfW announcement managed to squeeze in a few catchphrases from the show (which is set on Barry Island), describing the increase in passenger numbers on the Vale of Glamorgan line as “proper tidy”. Lis Burnett, the leader of Vale of Glamorgan Council, described the train as “lush”. A new artwork exhibition has been delivered at London Marylebone…

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