Transport for Wales Class 197s have started operating on services between Birmingham International and Shrewsbury.
Transport for Wales Class 197s start operating into Birmingham
26/02/2025 in News
26/02/2025 in News
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Benski68010 - 26/02/2025 22:33
I think this is really good that a more modern fleet of trains have entered service. The 158s will be missed sincerely, when they eventually get withdrawn.