Date: 15/11/2023

Over the past year, the Robin Hood Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP) has worked with a team of dedicated volunteers to celebrate the rich and exciting heritage of the Midland Railway between Mansfield and Workshop. As a result, heritage interpretation panels have been installed on all stations between Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Worksop, and a booklet has ...

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Over the past year, the Robin Hood Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP) has worked with a team of dedicated volunteers to celebrate the rich and exciting

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Looking north along the platforms of the re-opened station at Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, on the Robin Hood Line in November 2006.
Location: Mansfield
Company: Mansfield to Worksop Line (Midland Railway)
21/11/2006 Ewan Crawford

Previously Alfreton & South Normanton until closure in 1967, Alfreton & Mansfield Parkway was Britain's second parkway station following Bristol. However the seven-mile distance to Mansfield strained credibility, and it became plain Alfreton after Mansfield regained its passenger service twenty years later on the Robin Hood Line.
Location: Alfreton
Company: Pye Bridge to Clay Cross (Midland Railway)
04/04/2015 John Yellowlees

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Tags: x Midland Railway x Kirkby-in-Ashfield x Worksop x Robin Hood Line Community Rail Partnership