Railway - Great Britain & Ireland
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British Railways Western Region (Cardiff Division)
Working Time Table of Freight Trains in Classes 7, 8 and 9 - Sections E and F - Cardiff and Swansea Districts, 9th September 1963 until further notice
BR 31453/3
British Railways Western Region (Cardiff Division)
Working Time Table of Passenger and Freight Trains (except Class 9) - Section C1, Cardiff District: Craven Arms, Hereford and Newport - 18th April 1966 to 5th March 1967
BR 31406/13
British Railways Western Region (Plymouth Division)
Working Time Table of Passenger and Freight Trains (Classes 4, 5 & 6) - Section C - Exeter District - 9th September 1963 to 14th June 1964
BR 31406/3
British Railways Western Region (Wales Division)
Working Time Table of Freight Trains - Section E - Newport District, 11th September, 1961 to 17th June, 1962
BR 31405/5
British Railways Western Region (Plymouth Division)
Working Time Table of Passenger and Freight Trains - Section P4 - Lavington to Taunton and Weymouth; Maiden Newton to Bridport, 14 June 1965 to 17 April 1966
BR 31408/12
British Railways Eastern Region
Report of a Joint Enquiry held at Newcastle into the incident involving N248 Signal which occurred on 15th September 1989
Report on signalling incident on the down east line between Gateshead Signalling area and Newcastle Central on the King Edward Bridge.
British Tourist Authority
Steam in Britain
A map-guide to some of the many small railways in Britain operating steam-hauled passenger trains and to the 'live museums' where visitors can inspect locomotives in steam
![Prevention of Accidents, Your Personal Safety - Operating and Motive Power [1954] by British Transport Commission](/images/content/books/thumbnail/32602/221-IMG_5843.JPG)
British Transport Commission
Prevention of Accidents, Your Personal Safety - Operating and Motive Power [1954]
BR successor to the safety booklet issued in similar forms from pre-grouping onwards. Photographs demonstrating potential accidents and how they could be prevented.