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I'd completely forgotten about the Penzance sleeper, I don't recall ever seeing it!
I wonder if that TFW Rail service is the one for N Wales Assembly members to get to and from Cardiff.
I didn't...

Which I also discovered when looking up the nickname!!

Yes, I found the reason for the name when I looked it up. What I was getting at was whether they have the capability of hauling passenger trains as I don't think they have any train heating abilities...

I had to look that one up! I suspect that like the terms weasel and kettle it's derogatory.
I would probably have gone for the class 47 or 37 diesels. Are the 66 ones freight only? They haven't...

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#7 is a bit disputed. As far as I'm concerned Ansell never went away and was Midlands anyway. The ABC brand was retained on their pubs but was Hall's resurrected?

1) Name the three...

No! See below for what Mrs A called it!

I'm going to post the answers later tomorrow.

I'll publish the answers when I think everyone who wants to has had a go. I'm surprised you didn't know the Nottingham & Ind Coope ones,
The A4 LNER class seems to be causing problems. Maybe it's...

I also knew that off the top of my head and the fact that Tony Blackburn famously called them "Durran Durran".

Have you not heard of mutation in Welsh? It's by far the most difficult aspect of Welsh and it does my head in!! The word for town in Welsh is Tre but you'll often see dre as part of a place name but...

If you can be bothered the use of Google is acceptable. It's not cheating!

It just goes to show that "if you know them they are easy". I'm going to add a bit to #9 which might make it easier. I can understand the other two being difficult!

Beer, Classic Rock and Railways. 16 enthralling questions of no importance whatsoever with a mix of easy and difficukt but if you know the answers they are all easy!
I believe all of these questions...