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35B liked Bikermike's post in the thread North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.

I would expect themto have more support underneath if providing any lifting force - following the line of the screw portion to the ground. Is the river navigable btw? Also, I'd not fancy liftting that bridge by hand, (for effort and H&S...

35B liked free2grice's post in the thread SVR Spring Diesel Festival 14th-17th May 2026.

Over 400 facebook comments so far after Jonathan Dunster's well worded statement. 99% of those comments totally angry about the behaviour of the 'person' in question. <BJ>

35B replied to the thread Martyn's Law.

If it's based on jurisdiction

35B liked Bikermike's post in the thread Martyn's Law.

Has anyone looked at "Transport premises that are already subject to relevant existing legislative requirements to consider and mitigate threats." (I assume it's aimed at NR and British Transport Police matters. But assuming BTP have jurisdiction...

35B liked Sheff's post in the thread North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.

I’m not sure what your source is for that comment? If it’s the photo above, then there is an arch of steel seen below the masonry, and I’d be surprised if there weren’t packers in there as well? [ATTACH]

35B liked Mike S's post in the thread GWSR | Cotswold Festival of Steam Gala | 23-25 May 2026.

A quote for a move with a big engine from as far a field as that, navigating the Midlands with all the potential police escort issues and costs is the sort of thing that would turn our finance director a funny colour....!

35B liked Sidmouth's post in the thread SVR Spring Diesel Festival 14th-17th May 2026.

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Martyn's Law

In another thread, @Lineisclear made reference to the impending burden of Martyn's Law on voluntary organisations: They may not be paid but there are still significant administration and other costs such as medicals. Another regulatory burden...

Forum: Mutual Improvement Classes

35B liked Old Kent Biker's post in the thread Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.

To be fair, it isn't difficult to work out: The two candidates with the fewest votes FOR were eliminated. The remaining four were duly elected.