More from York....

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Grand Central class 180 leaves York station.

The monitor at the end of the platform says: "The next train to arrive at this platform terminates here".... fortunately for the cafe's customers.

The new East Coast control centre is taking shape on the site of the old roundhouses. When complete this will control most of the ECML from London and Leeds.

Southbound coal train passing through the station.

Class 91 propels its train onto the up main.

East Coast and First Trans Pennine trains pass in the station.

Looking like something out of the space age we see a class 180 again.

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