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The train crew are having a break on the bench in Sheringham station before they depart on their GRC&W twin set. Date unknown, the first of these sets arrived at Norwich in 1969. Steve Davies Collection.
The fleet of 40 Class 100 2-car units were built by Gloucester RC&W Co in two batches for local services around Edinburgh (although eleven units were initially delivered to the Manchester area for a short period). Changing traffic patterns in the late 1960s saw them transferred to Norwich Thorpe depot for local services in East Anglia, where they remained until the end of the 1970s - regarded as non-standard, withdrawals started relatively early, though the final car lasted in passenger service until 1988. This tatty unit had evidently been transferred to Norwich by the time of this shot, which appears to be the early 1970s. The window bars suggest it has spent time in the North East, meaning this is probably 56099. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Passengers line the platform at Ely as a DMU (GRC&W DMBS E51115 in view) arrives on the 13.40 from Leicester sometime during 1970. Tom Burnham.
A Class 101 DMS has been attached to Class 100 DMBS 51119 in this view at Edinburgh Waverley. Undated. Peter Heppenstall.
The 13.10 from Cambridge and is standing in the former March platform at St Ives (Huntingdonshire) sometime during 1970. It is formed of a hybrid DMU with a Class 100 DMBS (possibly E50347) and a Class 105 DTCL. Tom Burnham.
A GRC&W set in Leicester station circa 1970. David Page.
The 14.04 to Cambridge at Histon on 12 January 1970, formed of a GRC&W DMU. Tom Burnham.
The 13.44 St Ives - Cambridge service approaches Histon on 12 January 1970 formed of a GRC&W DMU. Tom Burnham.
A rainy day in Sudbury as a Class 100/101 hybrid set awaits departure with a Colchester service in February 1970. Steve Davies Collection.
A Class 100/101 hybrid set waiting to depart Chappel and Wakes Colne for Colchester. The guard appears to have a ticket machine, and there are window bars on the Class 100 DMBS passenger doors. Note also the miss-matched headcode blinds, the right one being from a 4-character route indicator. The 101 DTC is in blue. 1970. Steve Davies Collection.
A two car Gloucester RC&W 1957 built class 100 dmu making it's way towards Manchester Piccadilly, is captured between Strines and Marple crossing the River Goyt on the Roman Lakes viaduct, 15th March 1970. Andrew J Crowther.
The 11.53 Cambridge to St Ives at Longstanton station on 20 April 1970, the cars recorded as E50344 and E56316, both ex-Scottish Region and now allocated to Cambridge, although they would move to Norwich within a few weeks. Longstanton station was mentioned in the song, "The Slow Train", Flanders & Swan's eulogy to the railways facing closure under the Beeching plan. Tom Burnham.
This view of the south end of Cambridge station on 2 May 1970 includes Cravens, Met-Camm and GRC&W DMUs. Tom Burnham.
A GRC&W class 100 DMU leaves Dovercourt Bay station on 24 May 1970. The signal box survived in a derelict state for some time before being demolished. Image by Roy Dixon. Kevin Lane Collection.
Two GRC&W units at Cambridge in July 1970. Alf Yates.
A Class 100 GRC&W DMU at Sheringham in July 1970. Alf Yates.
Two two-car DMU sets approach the north end of Audley End North Tunnel with an up working on 11 November 1970. Closest is a Class 100 DMBS, paired with a driver-trailer from a different class (it has Air-Vac vents). Nicholas T Smith.
GRC&W set 60 on arrival at Norwich in 1971, the DMBS is probably 50344. It faces a Met-Camm set. John Law.
56109 is one of many DMUs vehicles seen in Manchester Piccadilly. Undated. Ian Francis.
A hybrid GRC&W / Met-Camm set is seen arriving at Cambridge circa 1971. John Law.