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Steve Wright
PostPosted: 30 Jun 2015, 20:58 
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Empty TEA wagons down the bank etc. No injuries thankfully but will be a two crane job.
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Bryan Blundell
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Going on reports from BBC local news yesterday in the area.
Looks like a road crane is being brought in with verges being cleared and a roadway being built over a ditch and field.
The BBC item was on I Player but that expired at 19.00 tonight

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