Date: 20/03/2012

Work is under way on a new freight terminal in Caithness which will enable trains to move nuclear material from Dounreay to Sellafield in Cumbria.

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New terminal for nuclear trains

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Work is under way on new freight terminal which will enable nuclear material to be moved from Caithness to Sellafield.

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Georgemas Junction station building, the UK^s most northerly junction, where the Wick and Thurso lines divide, seen in heavy rain from 158717 returning from Thurso before continuing to Wick, on 17th June 2019. This train will have reversed at this station only half an hour or so earlier to go up to Thurso, reversing again there and thus serving Georgemas twice in the now even longer journey from Inverness to Wick.
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Company: Sutherland and Caithness Railway
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Company: Sutherland and Caithness Railway
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