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Once again then, GBRf Shed 66703 'Doncaster PSB 1981 - 2002' is captured, now making its way in earnest towards Manchester with the 8.40am Peak Forest Cemex - Hope St Peakstone loaded aggregate (6J46).

GB Railfreight, working with Porterbrook and Arlington Fleet Services, unveiled its own tribute to the NHS by unveiling 66731 in the blue and white colours of the health service on April 23. This news follows a number of recent rebrands into promotional partner liveries from numerous freight operating companies; such as 66587 in pink livery (As ONE We Can), and DB Cargo’s new 66109 PD Ports and Maritime liveries. The locomotive will be used on trains carrying supplies from ports including London Gateway, Southampton, Felixstowe and Teesport to distribution centres across the country. Mary Grant, Porterbrook CEO, said: “We are delighted to support GB Railfreight in thanking NHS staff and carers for all that they do at this unprecedented time in our nation’s life. Porterbrook is also hugely grateful to all the front-line railway staff, including John’s team, who are the unsung heroes in keeping Britain’s economy moving.”Last week we unveiled one of our of our freight locos in honour of all the critical workers at the NHS, painted in their livery. It was a way of offering our thanks particularly for your efforts, and to wish you a very happy birthday. We are very proud to name this loco after you, Captain Tom. was repainted at Eastleigh paint shop last week, into Newell and Wright Transport livery. Based in Sheffield, and with a container depot in Masborough, Newell & Wright Transport provide haulage and container logistics service so it’s likely GBRf have formed a partnership with them. Could we be expecting another naming ceremony some time soon? will work 0330 0Z66 Eastleigh East Yard to London Gateway GBRf on Monday 8th July 2019. Path below. A naming ceremony will take place at London Gateway, and following this, 66747 will work 4L00 and 4E00 all week between London Gateway and Masborough N&W.

To summarise, please find below GBRf’s wide range of colour schemes and liveries on what seems to be it’s mission to become the UK’s most multicoloured freight operating company!

For this shot, knowing I was going to be zooming in for a closer view, I opted for a position higher up the slope to bring the Cemex loading sidings into the frame, and specifically the couple of trains lounging down there. Porterbrook, which owns the locomotive, part-funded the repaint, which was carried out by AFS at Eastleigh Works. The two shots from this overlook were taken six minutes apart. It would have been nice to have been stood up here around 60 years ago - perhaps even waiting on the Blue Pullman.