Heritage Railway

STEPHENSON SKILLS FOR THE THIRD CENTURY OF STEAM

FUTURE IN THEIR HANDS

Keeping the railway legacy alive is something David Grindley is passionate about. It was through involvement in the heritage sector that David, who previously worked as a steam technician at Beamish Museum for six years, recognised the need for skills to be passed on.

“Doing a heritage skills course many years ago highlighted the necessity of transferring skills from senior volunteers to younger ones so they can take over in years to come. It's all about the progression of the railway.”

David's arrival in 2019 at the Stephenson Steam Railway in North Shields, where

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