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26th April 2007 15:15

Railway 'hub' to create 160 jobs (BBC News)

Network Rail says it will create 160 new jobs in South Yorkshire by creating a national engineering centre.

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Trev	26th April 2007 22:15

Good news, but didn't we used to have a major railway hub in South Yorkshire which employed hundreds? Doncaster, I think it was called....

Shed Cat

27th April 2007 20:04

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Originally Posted by Trev (Post 7384)

Good news, but didn't we used to have a major railway hub in South Yorkshire which employed hundreds? Doncaster, I think it was called....

160 jobs eh? How many did "The Plant" employ:- 16,000 ? (just a guess)

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