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The Royal Dragoon Guards
Number: 43039 Location: York station Named by: Major General Patrick Cordingley DSO and Irene Waudby, Lord Mayor of York Date applied: 16/3/02 Style: Transfer Meaning: Twinning of GNER with Royal Dragoon Guards on their return to base in York Notes: Light from Neville Hill with barrier 6344 for event Supplier: -

The International BrigadesSpain 1936 - 1939

Number: 90015
Location: Stoke-on-Trent station
Named by: Jack Jones, former General Secretary of the TUC and member of The International Brigades
Date applied: 09/02/98
Style: Virgin Trains C/O/A above
Meaning: Event originally planned for 1996, to markthe 60th anniversary of the start of the Spanish Civil War and the dedication of British men and women to fight for democracy in Spain
Notes: Loco previously named 'BBC North West'
Supplier: NR*

The Royal Scotsman
Great Scottish & Western Railway Co

Number: 37428
Location: York station
Named by: Ed Burkhardt, Chief Executive Officer EWS and Furgus Hobbs, Chief Executive Officer of Great Scottish & Western Railway
Date applied: 15/04/98 Date removed: 02/04
Style: Special shield
Meaning: Twinning of EWS with Royal Scotsman luxury train
Notes: Previously named ‘David Lloyd George’ Loco repainted in Royal Scotsman maroon for event and also carried cast EWS logos. Transferred to 37401
Supplier: PC

Traction Magazine
Number: 47851 (D1648) Location: Derby station Named by: David Brown, Editor Traction Magazine Date applied: 15/1/02 Style: Special Meaning: Twinning of railway media with VT Notes: One of VT celebrity Class 47 fleet Supplier: NR*

Traction magazine
Number: 31110 (D5528) Location: Bury Bolton Street, East Lancs Railway Named by: David Brown, Editor Traction Magazine Date applied: 10/09/99 Style: Special, based on EWS Meaning: Naming agreed by EWS in recognition of Traction Magazine’s support of the ELRs 1999 gala Notes: Loco restored to 1950s livery prior to event Supplier: ?

Thames Voyager
Number: 220007 Location: Central Rivers Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 23/1/02 Style: Voyager design Meaning: Voyager fleet naming, after routes Notes: Supplier: NR*

The Institute of Logistics and Transport
Number: 92031 Location: Hilton Metropole Hotel, Birmingham NEC Named by: Allen Johnson, Chief Operating Officer EWS Date applied: 13/06/01 Style: Special EWS, incorporating logo Meaning: Named to twin Institute with EWS, unveiled at 2001 convention Notes: Loco taken by road to hotel car park for event Supplier: PC

The Samaritans
Number: 91009/91109 Location: Adtranz Doncaster Named by: No ceremony Date applied: ?? Style: GNER transfer, gold letters Meaning: See above Notes: Name changed to GNER style (See main book), also ‘The’ removed from name in 09/01. See Samaritans Supplier: -

The Railway Observer
Number: 60001 Location: Toton depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 23/02/01 Style: Standard, detail plate above ‘The Journal of The Railway Correspondence and Travel Society RCTS www.rcts.org.uk' Meaning: See above Notes: Name previously on 37890, new secondary plate. Naming formed an inspection of the loco Supplier: NR

The RAILWAY MAGAZINE
Number: 43197 Location: Laira depot Named by: Nick Pigott, Editor and Colin J. Marsden, Modern Traction Editor of The Railway Magazine Date applied: 06/02/01 Date removed: 19/8/03 Style: Special Meaning: Named after the UKs oldest railway title, replacement name after power car painted in Virgin livery Notes: Previously named ‘Railway Magazine Centenary 1897-1997’ Supplier: NR*

Tiger
Number: Amey Railways track machine DR73108 Location: Plasser & Theurer, West Ealing Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 08/00 Style: Standard cast Meaning: Fleet naming for Amey Railways machines Notes: Supplier: NR*

The Red Arrows
Number: 43068 Location: Leeds Neville Hill Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 21/11/00 Date removed: 05/04 Style: Standard, C/O/A above Meaning: See entry in book Notes: Re-application of historic plates, previously carried by 43155. This power car previously ‘The Red Nose’ Supplier: NR

The Hope Valley

Number: 66601
Location: Dewsbury Blue Circle Terminal
Named by: Gareth Ward, Works Manager at Hope
Date applied: 29/11/00
Style: Standard Freightliner
Meaning: Named by Freightliner to mark the dedication of a specific loco to a customer flow, that of BCI traffic from Hope to Dewsbury or Weaste
Notes: Letter ‘o’ of Hope finished in BCI blue. First Class 66/6 naming, named prior to entry into service
Supplier: NR*

The Railway Children Partnership Working For Street Children Worldwide
Number: 90031 Location: Old Oak Common Depot Named by: Sally Thomset, actress Date applied: 06/08/00 (open day) Style: Standard Meaning: To mark twinning of EWS with charity Notes: Previously named ‘Intercontainer’ Supplier: PC

Tamar
Number: 47832 Location: Landore Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 05/01 Style: Standard Meaning: See entry in book Notes: Re application of name. One new plate cast 07/00 Supplier: NR/NR*

The White Rose

Number: (37)3303
Location: York station
Named by: Hugh Bayley, MP for York
Date applied: 30/05/00
Style: GNER Transfer, white letters
Meaning: Named to mark launch of GNER Eurostar stock on ‘White Rose’ Kings Cross-York services
Notes: First Eurostar naming. After unveiling formed 09.23 York-Kings Cross for naming of (37)3304
Supplier: -

Number: (37)3304
Location: Kings Cross
Named by: Frank Dobson MP
Date applied: 30/05/00
Style: GNER Transfer, white letters
Meaning: Named to mark launch of GNER Eurostar stock on ‘White Rose’ Kings Cross-York services
Notes: Second unveiling of name (see above), named prior to departure of 12.34 to York
Supplier: -

Terence Cuneo
Number: 91011 Location: Adtranz Doncaster Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 06/00 Style: GNER transfer, gold letters Meaning: See main book entry Notes: Style changed to GNER, return of original name Supplier: -

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Number: 47817 Location: Toton depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 25/10/99 Date removed: 04/03 Style: Standard C/O/A above Meaning: See main book entry, reapplied to this loco as removed from 47841 without just reason to allow application of another name Notes: Refitted following complaints of removal Supplier: PC

The Hundred of Hoo
Number: 60042 Location: EWS Hoo Junction Named by: Colin Kerswell, Driver at Hoo Junction Date applied: 03/07/99 Style: Standard EWS Meaning: Unveiled to mark staff open day held at Hoo Junction in recognition of the centenary of freight operations from Hoo Junction Notes: Previously named ‘Dunkery Beacon’ Supplier: PC

The Surrey Hills
Number: 319013 car No. 71784 Location: Dorking North Station Named by: Richard Wakeford, Chief Executive of The Countryside Agency Date applied: 21/05/99 Style: Standard Connex Rail Meaning: Named to launch a new ‘Days out in Surrey Hills’ brochure Notes: Supplier: NR*

Tom Jones
Number: 143609 Location: Cardiff Queen Street station Named by: Tom Jones, singer Date applied: 15/11/98 Style: Cardiff Valleys Meaning: Named after one of Wales’s most famous people - singer Tom Jones Notes: Name later changed to Sir Tom Jones Supplier: NR*

Toton Traction Depot
Number: 58050 Location: Toton Traction Depot Named by: Brian Smith & Eddie Lewis, staff from depot Date reapplied: 30/08/98 Style: Standard Meaning: Re-application of name to mark 1998 EWS open weekend Notes: See entry in main book Supplier: NR

The Big Dish

Number: 90014
Location: Manchester Piccadilly station
Named by: Bill Wyman, musician
Date applied: 24/06/98 Date removed: 11/99
Style: Virgin Trains ‘stick-on’, including logo
Meaning: Twinning of the Virgin Trains with the 1998 Manchester Food & Drink Festival held between 1-11 October. Secondary stick-on plate Manchester Food & Drink Festival 1998 1-11 October carried on body side at opposite end to name
Notes: Loco also carried Virgin Trains ‘Silver Lady’ logo, only Class 90 to do so. Previously named ‘The Liverpool Phil’.
Supplier: -

The Irish Mail Tren Post Gwyddelig
Number: 43101 Location: Euston station Named by: Deputy Mayor of Camden, Roy Shaw Date applied: 31/07/98 Date removed: 09/00 Style: Virgin Trains stick on, including logo Meaning: Named to mark the 150th anniversary of operation of the first ‘Irish Mail’ from Euston to Holyhead Notes: Power car also ‘dedicated’ at Holyhead on 01/08/98 by Deputy Mayor of Holyhead John Chorlton Supplier: -

The Hatfield Comet

Number: 317363 car No. 71748
Location: Hatfield station
Named by: Cllr Sue Jones, Chairman of Hatfield District Council
Date applied: 28/5/98
Style: WAGN
Meaning: Unveiled to twin WAGN with town and to mark 150 years of town development around the station and 50 years of development around the aerospace factory close to the town from where the Comet was designed and built
Notes: After naming formed special to Stevenage
Supplier: PH

The MALCOLM Group
Number: 37610 Location: W H Malcolm terminal, Grangemouth Named by: ?? Date applied: 15/04/02 Style: Standard, C/O/A above Meaning: Twinning of The Malcolm Group with traction provider DRS Notes: Unveiled at opening on enhanced facility at Grangemouth Supplier: NR*

The Chase Line
Number: 150118 Location: Stafford station Named by: Roger Wright, Chairman of Staffordshire County Council Date applied: 18/05/98 only Style: Stick on Meaning: To mark the opening of the Chase Line Notes: Named for a day only Supplier: -

Techni?uest

Number: 43002
Location: Cardiff Central station*
Named by: (Adam Hart-Davis, BBC presenter)*
Date applied: 05/05/98*
Style: Special
Meaning: Twinning of GWT with new Science Discovery park in Cardiff Bay
Notes: Official unveiling was called off evening before event following derailment of iron-ore train at Cardiff. Plates were applied by St Philips Marsh on 04/05/98 and ran covered until 09/05/98 then uncovered
Supplier: NR*

The Felixstowe Partnership
Number: 47207 Location: Felixstowe North Freightliner Terminal Named by: The Hon Mrs Gwyneth Dunwoody Date applied: 27/04/98 Style: Standard Meaning: To mark a new 5-year contract between Freightliner and the Port of Felixstowe Notes: Previously named ‘Bulmers of Hereford’ Supplier: NR*

The Lion of Vienna

Number: 47807
Location: Bolton station
Named by: Nat Lofthouse, Cllr Peter Birch, Mayor of Bolton and Bolton Evening News competition winner Pamela Parr
Date applied: 20/04/98 Date removed: 07/02
Style: Standard Virgin Trains
Meaning: Name selected by a local competition run by Bolton Evening News to find name for a loco. Named after footballer Nat Lofthouse, who scored two goals against Austria on 25/05/52 and was nicknamed ‘Lion of Vienna’ by sports writer Desmond Hackett
Notes:
Supplier: NR*

The Royal Scotsman
Number: 37401 Location: Motherwell Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 03/01 Style: Special Meaning: Twinning of EWS with Royal Scotsman charter train Notes: Name previously carried by 37428. This loco previously ‘Mary Queen of Scots’ Supplier: PC

Tyne Voyager
Number: 220011 car No. 60211 Location: Newcastle Central Station Named by: John Marshall, The Sheriff of Newcastle Date applied: 18/2/02 Style: Virgin Voyager Meaning: Named to mark the introduction of ‘Voyager’ sets in the Newcastle area Notes: Supplier: NR*

Tay Voyager
Number: 220031 car No. 60231 Location: Dundee Station Named by: John Letford, Lord Provost of Dundee Date applied: 7/3/02 Style: Virgin Voyager Meaning: Named to mark the introduction of ‘Voyager’ sets in Scotland, and twinning of Voyager sets with line of route Notes: Supplier: NR*

THE RAILWAY HORSE
Number: 60089 Location: Bewdley Station, Severn Valley Railway Named by: ?? Date applied: 8/6/02 Style: Special, with cast logo Meaning: Named at SVR's 'Heavy Horse Power' weekend, to note association of the use of horses in rail shunting Notes: Previously named 'Arcuil' Supplier: PC

Thor Heyerdahl
Number: 221138 Location: Crofton Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: to be applied Style: Virgin Super Voyager Meaning: Series naming of Super Voyager fleet with legendary voyagers. Thor Heyerdahl (1914- ) Norwegian explorer Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Scott Tracy
Number: 57301 Location: Euston Station Named by: Gerry Anderson, founder of Thunderbirds TV show Date applied: 17/6/02 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Virgil Tracy
Number: 57302 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 07/02 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Alan Tracy
Number: 57305 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 12/02 Date removed: 02/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Name should have been applied to 57303, applied to 57305 in error Changed 02/03 Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Alan Tracy
Number: 57303 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 02/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Name previously carried in error by 57305 Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Gordon Tracy
Number: 57304 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 10/02 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds John Tracy
Number: 57305 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 02/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Name previously carried by 57305 in error Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Jeff Tracy
Number: 57306 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 03/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Brains
Number: 57309 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 06/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Lady Penelope
Number: 57307 Location: Brush Works, Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 08/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Parker
Number: 57311 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 07/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Kyrano
Number: 57310 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 07/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Tin Tin
Number: 57308 Location: Brush Works, Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 05/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds The Hood
Number: 57312 Location: Brush Works, Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 09/03 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

The Queen Mother
Number: 47773 Location: Toton Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 08/02 Style: Standard Meaning: See main entry Notes: Previously applied to 47722, name originally applied to this loco as 47541 Supplier: NR*

Talyllyn 50 Years of Railway Preservation 1951-2000
Notes: Name due to be applied to 86258 at Birmingham International on 02/11/00 as part of the annual Warley model railway show, event called off due to National Rail problems in wake of Hatfield derailment. By the time event was re-scheduled, it was 2001 and plates re cast Supplier: NR*

Talyllyn
50 Years of Railway Preservation
1951-2001

Number: 86258
Location: Birmingham International Station
Named by: Roger Whitehouse, Chairman of Talyllyn Railway Preservation Society
Date applied: 09/05/01
Style: Standard Virgin Trains, C/O/A above
Meaning: Continuation of twinning of national railway with Talyllyn Railway, this plate to mark 50 years of preservation
Notes: See main entry. Loco previously named ‘Talyllyn The First Preserved Railway’
Supplier: NR*

The West Cornwall Experience
Number: 150244 Location: Penzance station* Named by: ? Date applied: 16/9/02 Style: Standard Wessex Trains Transfer Meaning: Named to mark first refurbished Wessex Trains Class 150, and to mark the 150th anniversary of the West Cornwall Railway Notes: * Applied three days prior to official naming, used in traffic. Sponsor Penwith District Council, branded with West Cornwall logos Supplier: -

The Scottish Railway Preservation Society
Number: 37411 Location: Motherwell Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 04/01 Style: Standard Meaning: See entry in main book Notes: Name transferred from 37413. 37411 previously named ‘Ty Hafan’ Supplied by: PC

The Railway Mission	See Main entry picture
Number: 90040 Location: National Railway Museum, York Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 11/10/01 Style: Standard EWS Meaning: See entry in main book Notes: Name previously applied to 47725 (different style). 90040 formed backdrop on NRM turntable during special 120th anniversary service held by The Railway Mission Supplied by: NR*

Tony Long Stratford Depot 1971–2002
Number: 08872 Location: Stratford Depot (Temple Mills) Named by: Steven Long, Tony Long's brother Date applied: 05/09/02 Style: Standard EWS half size letters Meaning: Named after Tony Long, a fitter at Stratford depot since 1971 who died of a heart attack in early 2002 Notes: - Supplier: PC

The Tarka Belle
Number: 150241 Location: Barnstaple station Named by: Nigel Smith, Head of North Devon Marketing Bureau Date applied: 28/10/02 Style: Wessex Trains Transfer Meaning: Twinning of refurbished Wessex Class 150 fleet with route, named after Exeter-Barnstaple 'Tarka Line' Notes: Sponsor North Devon Marketing Bureau, branded with North Devon logos Supplier: -

The Fosse Way
Number: 47200 Location: Wabtec Doncaster Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 7/11/02 Removed: 12/07 Style: Standard Meaning: Twinning of Cotswold loco fleet with local Cotswold locations Notes: Transferred to 57005 Supplier: PC

Turbostar Partnership 300

Number: 170397
Location: Birmingham International Station
Named by: Richard Bowker, Chairman of the SRA
Date applied: 26/11/02 Date removed C09/03
Style: Special
Meaning: To mark the introduction of the 300th Adtranz/Bombardier 'Turbostar' vehicle and the joint partnership between Porterbrook and Bombardier, event sponsored by Central Trains, operator of the set
Notes: Named as part of the 2002 Railtex event
Supplier: ?

The Round Tabler

Number: 86215
Location: Norwich and London Liverpool Street
Named by: Ken Donald, President of Round Table
Date applied: 12/03/03
Style: Standard, new cast logo above
Meaning: Named to mark 75th anniversary of Round Table movement
Notes: Name previously carried by 86229. This loco previously named Norwich Cathedral. This naming carried out prior to departure of and after arrival of 11.00 Norwich-Liverpool Street
Supplier: NR*

The Institution of Civil Engineers
Number: 90029 Location: Crewe Electric Depot Named by: Professor Adrian Long, President of the Institution of Civil Engineers Date applied: 08/04/03 Style: Standard Meaning: Continuation of the twinning of the Institution with EWS Notes: Name previously carried by 47366 and 47975. Different plates for this naming Supplier: PC

The Exmouth Avocet
Number: 150253 Location: Exmouth Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 19/05/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor Exmouth Town Council, branded with Exmouth logos Supplier: -

The Whitley Wonder
Number: 150266 Location: Paignton Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 24/02/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor Paignton Zoo, branded with Paignton Zoo logos Supplier: -

The Riviera Flyer
Number: 150261 Location: Paignton Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 12/05/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor Torbay Council, branded with English Riviera logos Supplier: -

The Tamar Kingfisher
Number: 150230 Location: Plymouth Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 27/05/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor Tamar Valley Tourist Association, branded with Tamar Valley logos Supplier: -

The Falmouth Flyer
Number: 150265 Location: Falmouth Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 22/03/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor National Maritime Museum, Cornwall, branded with National Maritime Museum, Cornwall logos Supplier: -

The Great Gardens of Cornwall
Number: 150248 Location: Truro Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 24/03/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor Great Gardens of Cornwall, branded with Cornish Gardens logos Supplier: -

The National Trust
Number: 150234 Location: Bodmin Parkway Station Named by: ?? Date applied: 10/04/03 Style: Standard Wessex transfer Meaning: Series naming of Wessex refurbished Class 150s after local west country attractions and lines Notes: Sponsor National Trust, branded in National Trust Devon & Cornwall logos Supplier: -

The Penistone Line Partnership
Number: 144001 Location: Huddersfield Station Named by: Diana Crowther, Commercial Director of Arriva Northern and her five-year-old daughter Georgina Date applied: 10/07/03 Style: Stick-on Meaning: Unveiled at Huddersfield Rail Day, to mark work of Partnership Notes: Supplier: -

The Lass O' Ballochmyle
Number: 47635 Location: Toton Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 25/07/03 Style: Standard, C/O/A above Meaning: See main entry Notes: Previously carried by 37692 Supplier: NR

The Railway Children
Number: (44)2411 Location: Waterloo Station Named by: Dr Kim Howells MP, Transport Minister Date applied: 30/07/03 Date removed C 09/06 Style: Standard SWT Meaning: Twinning of rail industry with The Railway Children charity, named at the presentation of two cheques from SWT and Modern Railways to charity Notes: - Supplier: DP

The Castles of Cornwall
Number: 150263 Location: Truro station Named by: t/b/a Date applied: 01/09/03 Style: Wessex transfer Meaning: Twinning of Wessex Trains refurbished Class 150 fleet with West Country Tourist industry Notes: Name applied 23/08/03. Sponsor English Heritage, branded with Pendennis Castle and Tintagel Castle Supplier: -

The Lady Margaret of Looe Valley

Number: 150233
Location: Looe Station
Named by: Cllr Sid Gardner, former Mayor of Looe
Date applied: 29/10/03
Style: Wessex transfer
Meaning: Twinning of Wessex Trains refurbished Class 150 fleet with West Country Tourist industry. Named after Andrew Barclay 2-4-0T built for the Liskeard and Looe Railway in 1902 and became GWR 1308. Named after wife of Captain Spicer who funded the connection between the Looe branch and the GW main line at Liskeard
Notes: Sponsor Caradon District Council, branded in Looe valley livery
Supplier: -

The Coastal Connection
Number: 150232 Location: Barnstaple station Named by: Sir Ian Amory, Chairman of the South West Coast Path Date applied: 19/11/03 Style: Wessex transfer Meaning: Twinning of Wessex Trains refurbished Class 150 fleet with West Country Tourist industry and the South West Coast Path Notes: Sponsor South West Coast Path, branded in South West Coast Path livery Supplier: -

The Tottenham Flyer
Number: 317723 car 77070 Location: Stansted Airport Station Named by: David Lammy, MP for Tottenham Date applied: 26/09/03 Style: Standard Meaning: Twinning of Tottenham with Stansted Express airport service Notes: - Supplier: NR*

Terri
Number: 08691 Location: Port of Felixstowe Named by: Terri Calvesbert (6) Date applied: 13/10/03 Style: Standard 08 Meaning: Named following staff competition, named after local Ipswich girl who received 90% burns in a house fire Notes: - Supplier: NR*

Treloar College
Number: 450042 Location: Alton station Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 05/12/03 Style: Standard SWT Meaning: Twinning of SWT with Treloar College for disabled children Notes: - Supplier: DP

Thunderbirds Fire Fly
Number: 57314 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: tba Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds The Mole
Number: 57315 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 18/11/04 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Tracy Island
Number: 57313 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: No ceremony Date applied: tba Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Supplier: NR*

Thunderbirds Fab 1
Number: 57316 Location: Brush Works Loughborough Named by: John Bidewell, Managing Director of Brush Traction Date applied: 17/12/04 Style: Special, International Rescue C/O/A above Meaning: Series naming of 16 Virgin/Porterbrook 'Thunderbird' locos Notes: Named to mark completion of the Class 57/3 project Supplier: NR*

The Highlands
Number: 43113 Location: Bombardier Doncaster Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 12/03 Style: GNER Transfer Meaning: Series naming of GNER traction Notes: Supplier: NR*

The Railway Magazine
Number: 66503 Location: Lawley Street Freightliner terminal Named by: Nick Pigott - Editor, Chris Milner - Deputy Editor The Railway Magazine Date applied: 17/02/04 Style: Special Meaning: Twinning with UKs oldest railway title Notes: Plates previously carried by 43197 Supplier: NR*

The Fab 444
Number: 444018 Location: Waterloo Station Named by: 'Counterfeit Beatles' group Date applied: 24/05/04 Style: Desiro Meaning: Named to mark the introduction of 444s on SWT services Notes: First Class 444 named Supplier:

The Heart of Wessex
Number: 31454 Location: Bristol Temple MeadsStation Named by: Bernard Lane, founder member of The Heart of Wessex Rail Partnership Date applied: 04/08/04 Style: Wessex, White Horse logo above Meaning: Twinning of Wessex Trains with Heart of Wessex Rail Partnership Notes: - Supplier: NR*

Tintagel Castle
Number: 57603 Location: Penzance station Named by: James St Aubyn, High Sheriff of Cornwall Date applied: 19/10/04 Style: FGW Meaning: Series naming of Class 57/6 fleet after castles Notes: - Supplier: NR*

The Mayor of Casterbridge
Number: 31601 Location: Bristol Temple MeadsStation Named by: Pam Rayer, Bath Chronical newspaper competition winner Date applied: 18/10/04 Style: Wessex, Meaning: Named after the Thomas Hardy novel Notes: - Supplier: PC

Totnes Castle
Number: 57605 Location: Totnes Station Named by: Eric Dancer, Lord Lieutenant of Devon Date applied: 21/09/04 Style: FGW Meaning: Series naming of Class 57/6 fleet after castles Notes: - Supplier: NR*

The Filton Partnership
Number: 150243 Location: Filton Abbey Wood station Named by: David Smith from the SRA, Alan Wilson, MD of Wessex Trains Date applied: 02/07/04 Style: Wessex transfer Meaning: Named to mark completion of remodelling of Filton Abbey Wood station and the provision of a third platform Notes: - Supplier: -

The Fenman
Number: 365518 Location: Kings Lynn Station Named by: Elizabeth Forgan, widow of Cllr David Forgan, Chairman of the Norfolk Rail policy group Date applied: 10/03/05 Style: Stick-on Meaning: Named in honour of the late Cllr David Forgan, Chairman of the Norfolk Rail policy group Notes: - Supplier: -

The Olympian
Number: 87012 Location: Euston Station Named by: Sylvia Disley, British competitor in 1948 London games Date applied: 25/02/05 Style: Standard Meaning: Named in support of the London bid for the 2012 Olympic games. Loco repainted in NSE livery with Back the Bid logo Notes: - Supplier: NR*

The AC locomotive Group
Number: 87002 Location: Willesden Depot Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 26/04/05 Style: Standard c/o/a above Meaning: Twinning of Virgin Trains, Porterbrook Leasing and the AC Locomotive Group, to mark the group's efforts at preservation of UK electric locos Notes: - Supplier: NR*

Tony Amos
Number: 357004 Location: ?? Station Named by: Tony Amos, retired c2c driver from East Ham Date applied: ?? Style: Standard Meaning: Named to honour the long service of c2c driver Tony Amos Notes: - Supplier:

The Black Dyke Band
Number: 43116 Location: Bradford Forester Square Station Named by: Dr Nicholas Childs, Director of Music for the Black Dyke Band Date applied: 10/12/05 Style: GNER stick-on Meaning: Twinning of Black Dyke Band with ECML operator GNER Notes: - Supplier:

The St. Ives Bay Belle
Number: 153329 Location: St Ives Station Named by: Mrs ? Carter, winner of comp set by Wessex Trains Date applied: 04/12/05 Style: Wessex stick-on Meaning: Named to mark the reintroduction of a Sunday service over the St Erth-St Ives line Notes: - Supplier: -

The National Trust
Number: 43169 Location: Swindon Station Named by: Anne Dixon, Director of Customer Services, The National Trust Date applied: 10/11/05 Style: Special Meaning: Rededication event Notes: Replacement for reflective plate Supplier: NR*

Tam the Gun
Number: 91122 Location: Edinburgh Waverley Station Named by: Joyce McKay, widow Date applied: 06/111205 Style: GNER stick-on Meaning: Named as a tribute to 'Tam the Gun' Thomas McKay MBE, the late District Gunner of Edinburgh who fired the One O'clock gun from Edinburgh Castle for over 25 years. Thomas was also a keen railway enthusiast and former rail employee Notes: - Supplier: -

The Looe Valley Explorer
Number: 153369 Location: Wabtec Doncaster Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 20/12/05 Style: Wessex stick-on Meaning: Series naming of Wessex stock after line of route Notes: Official naming planned for 23 January 2006 at Liskeard station, called off as unit not available Supplier: -

Transport for London
Number: 315817 Location: Liverpool Street Station Named by: Ian Brown, Managing Director of Transport for London Date applied: 7/02/06 Style: 'one' Great Eastern Meaning: Named to mark #2.7m investment by 'one' Great Eastern, TFL and London Borough of Hackney in on train and station security Notes:- Supplier: -

Transforming Travel
Number: 319425 Location: Bedford Station Named by: Elaine Holt, Managing Director of First Capital Connect Date applied: 26/10/06 Style: First Capital Connect stick-on Meaning: Named to mark the first fully refurbished Class 319 to enter service for FCC Notes: Named prior to operating launch special to Brighton Supplier: -

Titan Star
Number: 47848 Location: WCRC Crewe Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 10/06 Style: Standard Meaning: Notes: Supplier: -

The Hackney Empire
Number: 313134 Location: Hackney Central Station Named by: Jules Pipe, Mayor of Hackney Date applied: 31/05/06 Style: Silverlink stick-on Meaning: To mark £120,000 of improvements to Hackney Station Notes: Supplier: -

Thomas Whitelegg 1840 - 1922
Number: 357029 Location: Named by: Date applied: Style: Standard c2c Meaning: Notes: Supplier: -

Talisman
Number: 47805 Location: Riviera Crewe Named by: To be applied Date applied: Style: Great Western style Meaning: Re-use of traditional railway name as part of fleet naming of Riviera fleet Notes: Supplier: -

Tyne 100
Number: (08701) Location: EWS Tyne Yard Named by: No ceremony Date applied: 21/10/05 Style: Painted Meaning: Name applied to de-registered 08 for use internally at Tyne Yard Notes: Previously named 'The Sorter' Supplier: -

The Drax Flyer
Number: 66585 Location: Leeds Midland Road Named by: Peter Emery, Production Director. Drax Power Date applied: 01/10/07 Style: Standard Meaning: Name applied to mark new contract between Freightliner Heavy Haul and Drax Power for delivery of coal and limestone to the power station Notes: - Supplier: -

The Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Number: 43070 Location: Paddington station Named by: Prince Philip, as Colonel-in-Chief of Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers Date applied: 16/10/07 Style: Standard Meaning: Twinning of FGW with REME Notes: - Supplier: -

Tread Lightly
Number: 373001 Location: St Pancras International station Named by: Tony Juniper, Chairman of Friends of the Earth Date applied: 14/11/07 Style: Eurostar Meaning: Named to mark the Eurostar initative to reduce its environment impact Notes: Unveiled prior to departure of first commercial Eurostar service to depart from St Pancras International, 11.01 to Paris Nord Supplier: -

TravelWatch SouthWest
Number: 43034 Location: Taunton station Named by: Chris Irwin, Chairman of TravelWatch SouthWest Date applied: 01/03/08 Style: Standard FGW Meaning: Named to mark the bond between First Great Western and TravelWatch SouthWest. 43034 previously named The Black Horse. Supplier: -

Teenage Spirit
Number: 60074 Location: National Railway Museum, York Named by: Eric Pollard, Actor Date applied: 01/03/08 Style: Standard EWS Meaning: Named in support of Teenage Cancer Trust Notes: Loco repainted in light blue of Teenage Cancer Trust Supplier: -