As electricity became more widely used to power and light Britain's
towns and cities a number of municipal boroughs built their own
power stations. In the early years these were inevitably fed by
coal, of which the UK had a plentiful supply. In the 1960s and
early 1970s the government embarked on a programme of constructing
new power stations. The majority of these were constructed with
direct rail-connected on-site coal handling facilities and thus was
born the Merry-Go-Round, or MGR, coal train. The book features a UK
panorama of a wide variety of coal trains on the move, with
previously unpublished images from across many years and locations.
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