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Unfortunately you could say that about almost every UK railway article: they all tend to look at what it is today and ignore anything else! Another problem is that the title "Maesteg Line" is one given by the TOC to describe its services, and not the line itself, which is a different thing altogether
Peter Shearan10:41, 3 August 2006 (UTC)reply
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Unfortunately you could say that about almost every UK railway article: they all tend to look at what it is today and ignore anything else! Another problem is that the title "Maesteg Line" is one given by the TOC to describe its services, and not the line itself, which is a different thing altogether
Peter Shearan10:41, 3 August 2006 (UTC)reply