Date: 16/10/2021

No part of the UK's economy has remained untouched by the chronic shortage of lorry drivers, and the forestry and wood processing industry is no exception.

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Stuart Goodall: Rail and sea efforts making forestry greener

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No part of the UKs economy has remained untouched by the chronic shortage of lorry drivers, and the forestry and wood processing industry is no

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Location: Georgemas Junction
Company: Sutherland and Caithness Railway
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Trainload of timber in Guild Street yard, Aberdeen in June 2007. The view east shows the exit onto Market Street in the background and beyond that the dock area.
Location: Aberdeen Guild Street
Company: Aberdeen Railway
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View south from Arrochar and Tarbet on 10 April 2005 showing the timber loading terminal on the left.
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Company: West Highland Railway
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