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Rails to the ales: Cambrian opens its Weston extension

THERE were smiles all round at Oswestry on the afternoon of Friday, April 1 when Cambrian Heritage Railways formally opened its extension from the centre of the Welsh border market town to Weston Wharf, home of Stonehouse Brewery.

In addition to being a keen supporter of CHR, the microbrewery provides an attraction with a difference and is believed to be the sole example of its kind adjacent to a heritage railway terminus in the UK.

Originally opened solely for freight, Weston

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