Quote from: port perran on December 11, 2025, 02:02:49 PMI recall the scheme but not our family number.

Likewise. It seemed at the time everyone was 'in the Divi'

 

Has anybody further knowledge/experience regards this item please? It seems a good idea.

Having looked at several sets of specifications, there are various platform lengths given but nowhere can I see the platform width. 

It seems to only be available in kit form which may be a bit of a challenge for more elderly customers like me, and I wonder how easy it would be to maintain/repair once assembled. 

 

Still a co-op member. Works a bit differently though

The chap on One Tree Hill in Greenwich changed his stockings before the close-up. Maybe he got the white ones muddy

I recall the scheme but not our family number.

I have a question for UK baby-boomers on here.

How many of you can remember your Co-Op dividend number ?

This was a loyalty scheme where each family who joined it was given a 4 digit PIN number. You gave your "divi number" whenever you purchased something from the Co-op and at the end of the year each member was given a rebate on the total value of purchases for the year.

I can still remember mine - it's 8***

It's that time again. Get your sprouts on the boil in time for Christmas, in memory of Paul Price and Foster Street.

Now this is a very good use of AI.  Granted there are AI artefacts such as 5 legged horses if you look closely, but what a wonderful way to bring drawings to life

Took my new Farish V2 to the clubrooms last night so it could stretch its legs a little....

Farish V2 60694 with MK1s on Heatherley by Mick Hollyoake, on Flickr

Farish V2 60694 with van train on Heatherley by Mick Hollyoake, on Flickr

Quote from: PLD on December 10, 2025, 08:41:17 PMHi @Adam1701D , @Stevie DC
A possible anomaly in the chosen running numbers: if my references (incl the David Jenkinson book) are correct, 2P-010-307 BR Lined Maroon Brake Third - M20577M was a Period 2 Diag 1735... All the other BT number choices are P3 Diag 1907s.

Happy to be corrected if you have information otherwise...

He's right folks. That's embarrassing... 

20577 should be 20757, we'll get that corrected.