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The West
Sussex Railway Touring Trust was set up by Trevor Tupper and John
Vaughan who ran special trains from Chichester and Worthing, twice a
year, from 1970 until 1981.
Normal rolling stock was the Brighton - Exeter set in early days with later trains being provided from Clapham Yard. Motive power was usually a brace of Cromptons for the whole journey or as far as Western Region frontier controls or EDLs as far as Willesden Junction. One train to Margate was formed of ICBC stock and the overnight trains to Edinburgh were 12Vep as far as Victoria and 16 bogies from there. Trevor is quite proud to have stopped road traffic in Chichester for 30 minutes after arrival of the Edinburgh service. I would like to thank Trevor for
making contact and giving us details of trains that undoubtedly kept us
busy at the time.
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