We conclude this latest set of archive images from Nottingham Express Transit in this edition of \u201cPicture in Time\u201d.<\/p>\n
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It was 7th<\/sup> June 2007 when this photo was taken of 208<\/strong> and we are at the Station Street terminus with the tram waiting to depart with a service to Phoenix Park. Of course, today this is not a terminus with the phase two extensions having led to the line continuing over the adjacent Nottingham Railway Station. The grey wall beyond the tram and railings\/stop boards just before that have been swept away by those extensions. The Station Street stop has also been closed with a replacement Nottingham Station stop provided on the extension although you can still see the platforms in situ.<\/p>\n 208<\/strong> is seen here in the original fleet livery which would remain on the Incentro trams until the first refurbishment from 2013. They have also enjoyed a second refurb from 2019. As well as those three fleet liveries 208<\/strong> also carried an advert for e-on between July 2012 and December 2013 \u2013 one of six trams to have advertised e-on at some point plus one more which advertised Powergen a forerunner of e-on.<\/p>\n
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