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12/01/2024 War memorial protected during work at Ayr Station Hotel [Ayr Advertiser] Safety work continues at fire ravaged Station Hotel in Ayr - with action being taken to protect Ayr's war memorial as it goes on. (Permalink) Ayr Ayr Station Hotel War memorial Ayr Station Hotel: Ayr Station Hotel on 9th January 2024, viewed from the south. Definitely another section has gone with the debris piled below. As I then walked up the west side the machine simply tore down another la ... Colin Miller 09/01/2024 Ayr: This war memorial was originally located at Glasgow St Enoch but was relocated to Ayr on its demolition. Photographed in 2002. Ewan Crawford //2002 Ayr Advertiser
23/11/2021 Memorial plaque unveiled at Penistone Station [Community Rail Network] South Yorkshire's Penistone Line Partnership has unveiled a commemorative plaque at Penistone Station. A heartfelt dedication was led by Fr. David Hopkin, St John the Baptist Church, Penistone at 11am Monday 15 November 2021. Penistone Mayor, Cllr. Andrew Millner laid a wreath in memory of local railway workers from the Penistone area, who gave their lives in the first world war. (Permalink) Great War Penistone War Memorial Penistone: The former main entrance to the Woodhead line platforms at Penistone Station in November 2014, showing the supports and stonework cut-outs where a small canopy was once fitted. (A large mahogany table ... David Pesterfield 28/11/2014 Community Rail Network
12/11/2021 Railway workers create World War II memorial from rare roadside relics [Network Rail] Local people and railway workers in Liverpool have unveiled a World War II memorial made from forgotten anti-tank blocks known as 'dragon's teeth' which were uncovered during bridge maintenance work. (Permalink) Dragon's teeth Edge Hill Mossley Hill Network Rail Sefton Park Stalbridge Avenue Brigde War memorial World War II Sefton Park: Local people and railway workers in Liverpool have unveiled a World War II memorial made from forgotten anti-tank blocks known as 'dragon's teeth' which were uncovered during bridge maintenance work. ... Network Rail // Network Rail