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    Industrial steam to the fore as more lines reopen

    Oct 05, 2020 2 minutes
    ALISTAIR GRIEVE
    MATT DITCH

    THE ranks of heritage railways back in business grew further during late-August, seeing a welcome return to action for a number of former industrial locomotives across the country.

    The rebranded (formerly the Stephenson Railway Museum) reopened on August 28, with services operating all through

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