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S&D Trust responds to West Somerset Railway’s notice to quit Washford

THE Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust (S&DRT) has released a public statement in response to the West Somerset Railway’s decision to terminate the trust’s current 50-year lease on its base at Washford – just two years after both parties signed it.

The S&DRT was given legal notice by West Somerset Railway plc’s solicitors on February 7 (RM March) that its agreement for the use of the site at Washford will be terminated on February 10

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