North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion

I think you'll find that it's Douglas rather than Dolgoch visiting. Which along with the resident Q6/T2 is celebrating it's 100th birthday this year.

 

Looking forward to it!

 

As is 2857. Has anyone spotted the theme yet...?

 

Visting 2857 also hitting the magic 100 this year.

EDIT: Andy beat me to it.

 

Also marking RAF 100.

Sawdust.

 

J27 overhaul now in the final knockings: http://www.nelpg.org.uk/

 

I know that a certain Indian Red item is in its 109th year.

Besides which the RAF emerged from the RFC and earlier the Balloon corps.
Which evolved from the greatest Corps originally.
The Corps of Royal Engineers.

 

http://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/161...andals_told_they_should_be___39_ashamed__39_/

 

I suspected alcohol would be a factor.

PH

 

Can't see those sentences deterring any future offenders!

One charged £500 for the criminal damage which was estimated at £27,656, not forgetting £30.88 for the theft!!! Justice is served ????????

The Judge did give them a telling off though......

 

In suggest however that it is unlikely that they would be in a position to repay the money in the foreseeable future, and that landing them with an unpayable debt would not help them to keep out of trouble in the future.

 

Community service orders can also be made, there are also reparation orders – when you make up for the harm caused by your crime, like repairing any damage to the victim’s property.

They are of course different for those under 18, perhaps they'd help offenders realise how serious the damage and distress their actions have caused are to others.

If only there were somewhere in Pickering where they could have repaired damage or made some similar constructive coach restoration input.

https://www.gov.uk/community-sentences/community-sentences-if-you-are-under-18

 

Water, duck's back...

Now, if it had been possible to forbid them from consuming alcohol until they were 21, that might have had an impact.

Noel

 

Anyone watching the Tour de Yorkshire this afternoon would have seen a great, if short in time, shot of locomotive 1264 at Pickering Station.

 

Did you spot "Jennifer" next to the level crossing in Bedale, on the Wensleydale Railway, being completely ignored by the TV coverage?

Sawdust.

 

The Tour de Y certainly has benefited from some great weather. I noticed a lot of daffodils probably due to the cooler climate up there- they have more or less gone here in the SW, until next year. However the flowering trees certainly gave extra colour to the county. Based on the superb publicity, I reckon all the heritage lines in Yorkshire will benefit from the tv coverage.

 

Anybody able to shed any light on this working?

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/U52407/2018/05/11/advanced

It’s listed as being an NYMR railway service with the original train arriving from Whitby???

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/U52406/2018/05/11/advanced

It then returns to Grosmont later...

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/U52408/2018/05/11/advanced

 

Network Rail Managers Special according to the unofficial nymr group on facebook with Repton and Sybilla

 

Thanks for the reply Matt, Father in law was on the service out of Whitby and was wondering what the working was about so had asked me!