Leading British heritage railway welcomes third intake of apprentices
Often regarded as volunteer outposts for retired railway staff and enthusiasts, the image of heritage railways has always been one of tourist attractions and nostalgic trips down memory lines. In fact there is much more to the industry, which, in Britain, holds an important place in the economy, bringing visitors to far-flung parts of the country and boosting the viability of communities.
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