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A Class 108 DMU (53628 + 54279) forms the 16.37 Kettering - Corby departing from Kettering on 25 May 1990, during the last week of service of the experimental Kettering-Corby service. Corby station had been closed in May 1967, but was re-opened on an experimental basis in April 1987. This service was withdrawn as from 2 June 1990. The closure left Corby as, allegedly, the largest town in Europe without a rail service, and, in the ensuing years, there were various proposals for trains to serve Corby once again. But it would be nearly 19 years until East Midlands Trains re-introduced a regular service, including through trains to London, to the town. Lewis Bevan.
Class 108 DMU set L212 (53628 + 54279) departs from Reading on 11 October 1991. Sparegang.
At Reading on 23 November 1991 is DMU formation comprising Classes 108, 117 and 119 - 53628 + 54279 / 51379 + 59489 + 51065. Dave Warby.
53628 + 54279 at Windsor and Eton Central on 20-01-93. Image by Richard Huggins. John Law Collection.
Class 108/101 hybrid L212 (presumably 53628 + 54081) is seen at Banbury on the 20th August 1993. Ian McDonald.
An official image (Derby Works negative 59/54) of a two-car Derby Lightweight (blue square) posed on the Wirksworth branch, circa February 1959. The vehicles are DMBS M50629 and DTCL M56215. They would initially be stored at Chaddesden Sidings 'pending allocation', then transferred to Newton Heath in June 1959 to begin their working life. British Railways.
A Class 108 DMU in Wigan Wallgate station circa spring 1986. The DMBS closest seems to be 53629 judging by the remnants of the vehicle number written on the front. It was a Newton Heath vehicle until the May timetable change that year when it moved to Tyseley. Brian Ward.
Class 108 set C973 (M53629 + M54267) in Cardiff Central with the 11:55 Cardiff - Chepstow service on 2nd September 1988. Hamish Stevenson.
Class 108 DMU set C973 (53629 + 54267) in Newport station with a Cheltenham - Cardiff service in October 1988. Stuart Mackay Collection.
In refurbished white with blue stripe livery, a Class 108 DMU rake with DMCL E50630 nearest the camera, was stood at Morecambe Promenade on Bank Holiday Monday May 1st 1978. Complete with its paraffin tail lamp the DMU had arrived from Leeds with an additional bank holiday service. On the left of this scene is one of the stumps of the steel lattice gantries that once supported the catenary of the electric system that connected Morecambe, Heysham & Lancaster via Torrisholme which was closed in January 1966 along with the station at Lancaster Green Ayre. There were several of these cut-down lattice monuments at Morecambe for many years. Martyn Hilbert.
In the days when Selby was still on the East Coast Main Line, A four-car Class 108 DMU with Driving Motor Composite Lavatory E50630 was bringing up the rear of a York to Hull service on September 12th 1981. The unit was one of the Eastern Region four-car Class 108 sets that had two intermediate second class centre trailer cars. Martyn Hilbert.
E50630 leads an ECS at Northallerton on May 31, 1982, an 8 car DMU that was presumably doing 'Popex' workings. John Carter.
Derby built Class 108 3-car DMU with DMCL E53630 closest (although it was all 2nd class by this date...), Sheffield Midland, Autumn 1985. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
53630 and 53320 are seen at Healey Mills on the 11th October 1987. Malcolm Clements.
Class 108 53630 is seen at Barnsley on December 12, 1987, with the 13:53 Leeds - Sheffield service. The vehicle would be transferred to Scotland by the end of the month. Stuart Mackay Collection.
E53630 on the end of a 108 DMSL / 108 TBSL / 101 DMSL formation thought to be at Corkerhill circa Spring 1988. Brian Ward.
Class 108 DMS 53630 (presumably with DMBS 53934) at Grantham on July 6, 1991 with the 08:57 Skegness. It would be withdrawn a few weeks later. John Carter.
Set T073 53630 + 53934 seen at Snailwell on 17th October 1987. Nicholas Youngman.
Class 108 DMU set S939 (53631 and presumably 51926) rolls into Church Stretton station on 1st July 1989. John Carter.
DMS(L) E50632 is most prominent, with its first class yellow stripe having been crudely painted over in rail blue. Newcastle, 06/10/1976 Graeme Phillips Collection.