• Welcome
• 1963 ▼
  • The Beeching bomb
  • Will cause great hardship
  • BR refuse to give details
  • Prompt action by council
  • Valley freight service safe
  • Freight/Opinion/Traders
  • Braintree gives lead
  • Labour may put track back
  • No BR plan to save line
  • Closures not the answer
  • Marples gives a pledge
  • UDC hold special meeting
  • Readers are saying...
• 1964 ▼
  • New challenge by Labour
  • UDC complain/Rail link goes
  • Boom days/Double rail blow
  • Stations to close for goods
  • Stour rail shock
  • Meeting now on Dec 22
  • Sudbury MP to put question
  • Stour railway talks yesterday
• 1965 ▼
  • Railway battle is on
  • Ugly scenes as inquiry opens
  • Comment on the inquiry
  • Sudbury in, Haverhill out
• 1966 ▼
  • Mrs Castle will see local MPs
  • New look to local railway
  • Freight shut down
  • Bus-stop service
  • Rail run-down protests
  • The Minister's decision
  • Speculation on use of land
  • Hope for the Stour line
  • Branch Line
• 1967 ▼
  • Private enterprise?
  • Subsidy shock kills hopes
  • Final protests
  • Councillor questions Minister
  • End of the line
  • A trip to remember
  • Journey's end?
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News from the pages of the 'Suffolk Free Press' during 1964

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