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WestSomersetWizard | January 5, 2007 at 11:21 am
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The West Somerset Railway carries over 200000 passengers in 2006. Despite an especially challenging 2006 season for tourism businesses, the West Somerset Railway has again broken its 200,000th passenger milestone. The achievement was reached on December 30 when Wayne Cochrane, a Serviceman on holiday from Milton Keynes, arrived at the window of the booking office at Minehead Railway Station. He received a festive season surprise as he was greeted by railway general manager Paul Conibeare. Wayne, who is based in Windsor, was visiting the railway to give his nine-month-old daughter her first train ride. He received free tickets for his train journey as a small token of the occasion.
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at 11:30 on January 5th, 2007
Lovely local story WestSomersetWizard! please keep us posted on all the latest - who are the people of West Somerset who are having an impact on community life - what civic projects are underway - what are the issues? Are young people finding jobs locally or do they have to search afield? We are eager to hear more from your part of the world!
Mark Schneider
Actual News Guy
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