Daily Archives: Monday 5 July 2021

Help to return Blackpool Works Car 1 to the rails at Heaton Park

Posted on Monday 5 July 2021 by Gareth Prior

It has been six years since Blackpool Works Car 1 (formerly numbered 752 and used as a Railgrinder during its operating career in Blackpool) last ran at the Heaton Park Tramway but plans are now afoot to return the tram … Continue reading →

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Kingsway Tram Tunnel to be opened as part of Hidden London events

Posted on Monday 5 July 2021 by Gareth Prior

Over the past 18 months or so one of the most popular series of articles we have run on British Trams Online has been “Still Standing” where we have taken a look at some of those first generation tramway structures … Continue reading →

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Whatever Happened To? Crich Tramathon 2005 – London County Council 106

Posted on Monday 5 July 2021 by Gareth Prior

In today’s edition of “Whatever Happened To?” we take a look at London County Council 106 another of the trams to run during the 2005 Tramathon at Crich.

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They’ve Run in 2021!

Posted on Monday 5 July 2021 by Gareth Prior

We take another look at which heritage trams have run so far in 2021 – either in passenger service or other public use (such as tram driving experiences). As always this is what we understand to be the complete picture … Continue reading →

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