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Tag: No. 47765

East Lancs ‘Grid’ back in service after repair

28th November 2018 Sam Hewitt Diesel, News

CLASS 56 No. 56006 returned to traffic on the Saturday of East Lancashire Railway’s September 21-23 gala when it moved Class 47 No. 47765, which had failed.

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