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In fact the article should have been created at Praze railway station (lower case "r" and "s"), which is the established style for UK railway stations. You could have over-written the existing "redirect" which currently points to the Helston Railway.
Please take a little more care over spelling - "Discription" etc don't look good in an international encyclopedia. Thanks. Pam D 18:09, 22 February 2017 (UTC)
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Hello. Would you mind if I move your article BR(W) bench to Draft:BR(W) bench? This would reduce the risk of it being deleted. Roberttherambler ( talk) 18:40, 7 February 2017 (UTC)
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In fact the article should have been created at Praze railway station (lower case "r" and "s"), which is the established style for UK railway stations. You could have over-written the existing "redirect" which currently points to the Helston Railway.
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Hi, do you have any sourcing for the Class 14s being regarded as Type 1s? Because they were built so much later than most of the other classes being introduced, I've found it hard to source this. Most of the useful sources pre-date the 14. It's "obvious" that they were (from how they were used) although their power is still in the "shunter" region, rather than the Type 1 definition. But all of that is close to WP:OR and really we need sourcing. Thanks Andy Dingley ( talk) 15:01, 2 September 2019 (UTC)
Yes, Hembry, P.J. (1982). Class 14, The Cinderellas of the Diesel-hydraulic Era. Sutton Coalfield: Diesel & Electric Group. ISBN 0-906375-09-6. This book refers to the Class 14s as Type 1 Locomotives.
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