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Step back in time to explore the lost railways of Swadlincote, Derbyshire in this latest episode of my Lost Railway Towns series. Once a thriving industrial hub powered by coal mining, clay works, and manufacturing, Swadlincote was well connected by railway lines serving the Midland Railway network and the unique Burton & Ashby Light Railway. Today, the trains (and trams) are long gone — but their traces remain.

In this video, we uncover what’s left of Swadlincote’s railway heritage, from the site of its lost railway station to disused trackbeds, railway bridges, and forgotten industrial sidings. We also see some of hethe route of the Burton & Ashby Light Railway where it once crossed the main line, exploring its story and lasting legacy.

This is a journey into Derbyshire’s transport history, perfect for anyone passionate about abandoned railways, disused stations, light rail systems, and the history of Britain’s coal towns. Whether you’re a railway enthusiast, a fan of industrial archaeology, or simply love uncovering the past, this episode brings the story of Swadlincote’s railways back to life.

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