Where to see steam locomotive 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley as it visits Shrewsbury this Thursday

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Where to see steam locomotive 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley as it visits Shrewsbury this Thursday

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60007 Sir Nigel Gresley and 60009 Union of South Africa
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LNER A4 No. 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley is to visit Shrewsbury this Thursday (27th July 2023) as it hauls The Welsh Marches Express.

The train originates in High Wycombe where it will depart at 05:47 with diesel locomotives hauling the first part of the journey.

The diesel locomotives will pass through Princes Risborough (06:01), (06:10), (06:29), (06:43), Oxford (06:52), Swindon (Wilts) (08:03) and Bristol Temple Meads at 08:54.

Here, 60007 will take over the train and will depart at 09:15. Once underway, the locomotive will pass through Filton Abbey Wood (09:25), (09:42), Hereford (11:13), Craven Arms (12:38) and Shrewsbury at 13:32.

60007 Sir Nigel Gresley runs around its train on the Nene Valley Railway
60007 Sir Nigel Gresley runs around its train on the Nene Valley Railway // Credit: Nigel Wilson/SNGLT

After time in Shrewsbury, Sir Nigel Gresley will depart at 15:48 and will pass through Hereford (16:56),  Abrgavenny (18:01), Pilning (18:55) and Bristol Temple Meads at 19:23.

The diesel locomotives then take over the train, returning to High Wycombe via the same outbound route, passing through (20:17), Swindon (Wilts) (20:54), Oxford (21:56), Oxford Parkway (22:05), Bicester Village (22:18), Haddenham and Thame Parkway (22:36), Princes Risborough (22:47) and High Wycombe at 23:00.

If you would like to track the train on Saturday, you can view timetables here.

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As always, please respect the dangers of the railway. Please do not trespass on the railway to see this iconic locomotive – stay to public access spots.

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