A trio of Photo Galleries have been added this week as part of the main site update:
Gallery 776: Seaton Tramway – 28th September 2018
Gallery 777: Manchester Metrolink Trafford Park extension – 4th December 2018
Gallery 778: West Midlands Metro – October & November 2018
There are also updates to Edinburgh Trams, Manchester Metrolink and West Midlands Metro Fleet Lists.
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Strange how west midlands tram 26 is still out of service. With a note stating could be used as spares.
Surely ubros3 are used across europe there would not be a need for a christmas tree in the midlands when parts are readily available.