Last update 3 August 2023
Please select a letter from the list below:
Formerly Western Track Renewals Company (to 27 February 1998) then Jarvis Fastline (28 February 1998 to 7 November 2004)
From 15 October 1995
Marshalling yards, sidings, depots, etc.
Consultation began 5 May 1998
Activity not defined
Consultation began 2 April 2002; presumed granted 3 May 2002; revoked 11 February 2003
Light maintenance depots:
Bedford Grain Warehouse
Doncaster Marshgate
Doncaster Roberts Road
Hitchin Nightingale Road
Horsham
Inverness
Kilmarnock Workshops
Liverpool Edge Hill
Liverpool Tuebrook
Manchester Guide Bridge
Newcastle Forth Banks
Nottingham Eastcroft
Perth
Rutherglen
Shettleston
Slateford
York Leeman Road
From 7 February 2003; revoked 27 May 2010 not on ORR register
Light maintenance depots:
Bedford Grain Warehouse
Doncaster Marshgate
Doncaster Roberts Road
Hitchin Nightingale Road
Horsham
Inverness
Kilmarnock Workshops
Liverpool Edge Hill
Liverpool Tuebrook
Manchester Guide Bridge
Newcastle Forth Banks
Nottingham Eastcroft
Perth
Rutherglen
Shettleston
Slateford
York Leeman Road
Consultation began 5 June 2006; from 24 July 2006; revoked 27 May 2010
Consultation began 5 June 2006; from 24 July 2006; revoked 27 May 2010 (also revoked in letter 6 August 2010)
A network licence was revoked on 15 July 2011; it is assumed that this was the Fastline Group 1995 one (above)
Formerly Eastern Track Renewals Company Limited (to 15 March 1996); see also Jarvis Fastline Limited
Initially a British Railways Board subsidiary, change of control 15 March 1996 (Fastline Rail Services plc)
Consultation began 24 March 1995; from 12 November 1995; revoked 11 February 2003 (also revoked in letter 15 July 2011 on account of there being no licenced activity in the previous year)
Sidings, yards, etc.
Consultation began 24 March 1995; from 12 November 1995; revoked 11 February 2003 (also revoked in letter 6 August 2010)
Consultation began 24 March 1995; from 9 November 1995; revoked 11 February 2003
Light maintenance depots:
Bedford Grain Warehouse
Hitchin Nightingale Road
Newcastle Forth Banks
Nottingham Eastcroft
York Leeman Road
Consultation began 27 September 2010; from 29 October 2010
Network forming Felixstowe dock lines and Felixstowe Beach line
Consultation began 27 September 2010; from 23 November 2010
Non-passenger trains shunting on above line only
Consultation began 17 August 2022; from 25 September 2022
Light maintenance depot:
Polmuir Avenue, Aberdeen
and any train being used on the network within this depot
Formerly First GNTL Limited (to 27 December 2005) before operations started, this name appearing on licence applications
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
From 1 April 2006
Bedford Cauldwell
Bedford Midland (Bedford Carriage Sidings)
Brighton Down Main Carriage Sidings from 6 July 2014
Cricklewood Sidings from 4 December 2006
Hornsey
Letchworth
Welwyn Garden City
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
Alexandra Palace
Arlesey
Ashwell & Morden
Baldock
Bayford
Bedford
Biggleswade
Bowes Park
Brookmans Park
City Thameslink
Crews Hill
Cricklewood
Cuffley
Downham Market
Drayton Park
Elephant & Castle
Elstree & Borehamwood
Enfield Chase
Essex Road
Finsbury Park
Flitwick
Foxton
Gordon Hill
Grange Park
Hadley Wood
Harlington
Harpenden
Harringay
Hatfield (Herts)
Haydons Road
Hendon
Hertford North
Highbury & Islington
Hitchin
Hornsey
Huntingdon
Kentish Town
Kings Lynn
Knebworth
Leagrave
Letchworth
Littleport
London Blackfriars
London Kings Cross Thameslink
Loughborough Junction
Luton
Meldreth
Mill Hill Broadway
Moorgate
Morden South
New Barnet
New Southgate
Oakleigh Park
Old Street
Palmers Green
Potters Bar
Radlett
Royston
St Albans
St Helier (Surrey)
St Neots
Sandy
Shepreth
South Merton
Stevenage
Sutton Common
Tooting
Waterbeach
Watlington
Watton-at-Stone
Welham Green
Welwyn Garden City
Welwyn North
West Hampstead Thameslink
West Sutton
Wimbledon Chase
Winchmore Hill
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
It is notable that these licences have not yet (2019) been revoked, five years after operations ceased. However, as there has been over one year where no licenced activity was carried out, they are no longer valid.
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
Bristol St Philips Marsh
Exeter
London Old Oak Common removed 9 December 2018
Penzance
Plymouth Laira
Reading
Swansea High Street Washing Machine removed 8 May 2019 though lease expired 1 April 2019
Swansea Landore removed 1 April 2019
West Ealing Sidings from 3 January 2017
West Ealing Sidings were originally listed erroneously on GW Railway's licence on one part of the ORR website; this was corrected and backdated to the correct date on this licence on 20 January 2017
From 1 April 2006
Acton Main Line to 10 December 2017
Aldermaston
Appleford
Ascott-under-Wychwood
Ashchurch for Tewkesbury
Avoncliff
Avonmouth
Barnstaple
Bath Spa
Bedminster
Bedwyn
Bere Alston
Bere Ferrers
Betchworth
Bicester Town to 22 May 2011
Blackwater
Bodmin Parkway
Bourne End
Bradford-on-Avon
Bramley (Hampshire)
Bridgwater
Bristol Parkway
Bristol Temple Meads to 1 April 2014
Bruton
Bugle
Burnham (Buckinghamshire) to 10 December 2017
Calstock
Cam & Dursley
Camborne
Carbis Bay
Castle Bar Park
Castle Cary
Causeland
Chapelton (Devon)
Charlbury
Cheltenham Spa
Chetnole
Chilworth
Chippenham
Cholsey
Clifton Down
Combe (Oxon)
Cookham
Coombe Junction Halt
Copplestone
Crediton
Crowthorne
Culham
Dawlish Warren
Dawlish
Dean (Wilts) to 1 April 2020
Devonport
Didcot Parkway
Digby & Sowton
Dilton Marsh
Dockyard (Devonport)
Dorchester West
Dorking (Deepdene)
Dorking West
Drayton Green
Ealing Broadway to 10 December 2017
Eggesford
Evesham
Exeter Central
Exeter St Davids
Exeter St Thomas
Exmouth
Exton
Falmouth Docks
Falmouth Town
Farnborough North
Filton
Finstock
Freshford
Frome
Furze Platt
Gloucester
Gomshall
Goring & Streatley
Gunnislake
Hanborough
Hanwell to 10 December 2017
Hayes & Harlington to 10 December 2017
Hayle
Henley-on-Thames
Heyford
Highbridge & Burnham
Honeybourne
Hungerford
Islip to 22 May 2011
Iver to 10 December 2017
Ivybridge
Kemble
Keyham
Keynsham
Kingham
Kings Nympton
Kintbury
Langley (Berks) to 10 December 2017
Lapford
Lawrence Hill
Lelant Saltings
Lelant
Liskeard
Looe
Lostwithiel
Luxulyan
Lympstone Commando
Lympstone Village
Maiden Newton
Maidenhead
Marlow
Marsh Barton from 4 July 2023
Melksham
Menheniot
Midgham
Montpelier
Morchard Road
Moreton-in-Marsh
Mortimer
Mottisfont & Dunbridge to 1 April 2020
Nailsea & Backwell
Newbury Racecourse
Newbury
Newcourt from 4 June 2015
Newquay
Newton Abbot
Newton St Cyres
North Camp
Okehampton from 15 November 2021
Oldfield Park
Oxford
Paignton
Pangbourne
Par
Parson Street
Patchway
Penmere
Penryn (Cornwall)
Penzance
Perranwell
Pershore
Pewsey
Pilning
Plymouth
Polsloe Bridge
Portsmouth Arms
Portway Park & Ride from 31 July 2023
Pyle
Quintrell Downs
Radley
Reading to 1 April 2014
Reading Green Park from 25 May 2023
Reading West
Redland
Redruth
Roche
Romsey to 1 April 2020
St Andrews Road
St Austell
St Budeaux Ferry Road
St Budeaux Victoria Road
St Columb Road
St Erth
St Germans
St Ives (Cornwall)
St James Park (Exeter)
St Keyne Wishing Well Halt
Saltash
Sandhurst (Berks)
Sandplace
Sea Mills
Severn Beach
Shalford
Shiplake
Shipton
Shirehampton
Slough
South Greenford
Southall to 10 December 2017
Stapleton Road
Starcross
Stonehouse
Stroud (Gloucs)
Swindon (Wilts)
Tackley
Taplow to 10 December 2017
Taunton
Teignmouth
Thatcham
Theale
Thornford
Tilehurst
Tiverton Parkway
Topsham
Torquay
Torre
Totnes
Trowbridge
Truro
Twyford
Umberleigh
Wargrave
Warminster
Westbury
West Drayton to 10 December 2017
West Ealing to 10 December 2017
Weston Milton
Weston-super-Mare
Windsor & Eton Central
Worcestershire Parkway from 23 February 2020
Worle
Yate
Yatton
Yeoford
Yeovil Pen Mill
Yetminster misspelt 'Yetmi' from 2023
Consultation began 23 December 2005; from 1 April 2006
From 1 April 2006
Formerly First Thames Trains Limited (to 31 March 2004) before operations started, this name appearing on licence applications
Consultation began 6 February 2004; from 26 March 2004; revoked 30 August 2006
Consultation began 6 February 2004; from 26 March 2004; revoked 30 August 2006
Reading
Consultation began 6 February 2004; from 26 March 2004; revoked 30 August 2006
Acton Main Line
Aldermaston
Appleford
Ascott-under-Wychwood
Bedwyn
Betchworth
Bicester Town
Blackwater
Bourne End
Bramley (Hampshire)
Burnham (Buckinghamshire)
Castle Bar Park
Charlbury
Chilworth
Cholsey
Combe (Oxon)
Cookham
Crowthorne
Culham
Dorking (Deepdene)
Dorking West
Drayton Green
Ealing Broadway
Evesham
Farnborough North
Finstock
Furze Platt
Gomshall
Goring & Streatley
Handborough
Hanwell
Hayes & Harlington
Henley-on-Thames
Heyford
Honeybourne
Hungerford
Islip
Iver
Kingham
Kintbury
Langley (Berks)
Maidenhead
Marlow
Midgham
Moreton-in-Marsh
Mortimer
Newbury
Newbury Racecourse
North Camp
Oxford
Pangbourne
Pershore
Radley
Reading West
Sandhurst (Berks)
Shalford
Shiplake
Shipton
Slough
South Greenford
Southall
Tackley
Taplow
Thatcham
Theale
Tilehurst
Twyford
Wargrave
West Drayton
West Ealing
Windsor & Eton Central
Consultation began 6 February 2004; from 26 March 2004; revoked 30 August 2006
28 November 2005; revoked 30 August 2006
Consultation began 28 November 2005; application withdrawn by applicant 17 January 2006
Consultation began 28 November 2005; application withdrawn by applicant 17 January 2006
Consultation began 28 November 2005; application withdrawn by applicant 17 January 2006
Consultation began 28 November 2005; application withdrawn by applicant 17 January 2006
Consultation began 10 December 2003; from 30 January 2004; revoked 17 June 2016
Consultation began 10 December 2003; from 30 January 2004; revoked 17 June 2016
Arnside
Barnetby
Barrow-in-Furness
Birchwood
Brough
Burneside (Cumbria)
Carnforth
Cleethorpes
Dewsbury
Grange-over-Sands
Grimsby Town
Huddersfield
Hull
Kendal
Malton
Manchester Airport
Middlesbrough
Northallerton
Scarborough
Scunthorpe
Seamer
Selby
Stalybridge
Staveley (Cumbria)
Thirsk
Thornaby
Ulverston
Warrington Central
Windermere
Yarm
Consultation began 10 December 2003; from 30 January 2004; revoked 17 June 2016
From 28 November 2005; revoked 17 June 2016 not on ORR register
From 28 November 2005; revoked 17 June 2016 not on ORR register
From 28 November 2005; revoked 17 June 2016 not on ORR register
From 28 November 2005; revoked 17 June 2016 not on ORR register
Application withdrawn 23 March 2005 before public consultation started
Application withdrawn 23 March 2005 before public consultation started
Application withdrawn 23 March 2005 before public consultation started
Application withdrawn 23 March 2005 before public consultation started
Consultation began 7 June 2017; from 20 August 2017
Consultation began 7 June 2017; from 20 August 2017
Basingstoke Barton Mill
Bournemouth West
Farnham
Feltham added effective 16 May 2021
Fratton
London Clapham Junction
London Strawberry Hill
London Wimbledon
Ryde St Johns Road
Salisbury
Consultation began 7 June 2017; from 20 August 2017
Addlestone
Aldershot
Alton
Andover
Ascot
Ash Vale
Ash
Ashford (Surrey)
Ashurst New Forest
Axminster
Bagshot
Barnes Bridge
Barnes
Basingstoke
Beaulieu Road
Bedhampton
Bentley (Hampshire)
Berrylands
Bitterne
Bookham
Botley
Bournemouth
Bracknell
Brading
Branksome
Brentford
Brockenhurst
Brookwood
Bursledon
Byfleet & New Haw
Camberley
Chandlers Ford
Chertsey
Chessington North
Chessington South
Chiswick
Christchurch
Clandon
Clapham Junction removed 1 April 2018
Claygate
Cobham & Stoke D'Abernon
Cosham
Cranbrook (Devon)
Crewkerne
Datchet
Dean (Wilts) from 1 April 2020
Dorchester South
Earley
Earlsfield
Eastleigh
Effingham Junction
Egham
Esher
Ewell West
Fareham
Farnborough (Main)
Farncombe
Farnham
Feltham
Feniton
Fleet
Fratton
Frimley
Fulwell
Gillingham (Dorset)
Godalming
Grateley
Guildford removed 1 April 2018
Hamble
Hampton Court
Hampton (London)
Hampton Wick
Hamworthy
Haslemere
Havant
Hedge End
Hersham
Hilsea
Hinchley Wood
Hinton Admiral
Holton Heath
Honiton
Hook
Horsley
Hounslow
Isleworth
Kempton Park
Kew Bridge
Kingston
Lake
Liphook
Liss
London Road (Guildford)
Longcross
Lymington Pier
Lymington Town
Malden Manor
Martins Heron
Micheldever
Milford (Surrey)
Millbrook (Hants)
Moreton (Dorset)
Mortlake
Motspur Park
Mottisfont & Dunbridge from 1 April 2020
Netley
New Malden
New Milton
Norbiton
North Sheen
Overton
Oxshott
Parkstone (Dorset)
Petersfield
Pinhoe
Pokesdown
Poole
Portchester
Portsmouth & Southsea
Portsmouth Harbour
Putney
Queenstown Road
Raynes Park
Redbridge
Richmond (London)
Romsey from 1 April 2020
Rowlands Castle
Ryde Esplanade
Ryde Pier Head
Ryde St Johns Road
St Denys
St Margarets (London)
Salisbury
Sandown
Shanklin
Shawford
Shepperton
Sherborne
Sholing
Smallbrook Junction
Southampton Airport (Parkway)
Southampton Central
Staines
Stoneleigh
Strawberry Hill
Sunbury
Sunningdale
Sunnymeads
Surbiton
Swanwick
Sway
Swaythling
Syon Lane
Teddington
Templecombe
Thames Ditton
Tisbury
Tolworth
Totton
Twickenham
Upper Halliford
Upwey
Vauxhall
Virginia Water
Walton-on-Thames
Wanborough
Wandsworth Town
Wareham
West Byfleet
Weybridge
Weymouth
Whimple
Whitchurch (Hampshire)
Whitton
Wimbledon
Winchester
Winchfield
Windsor & Eton Riverside
Winnersh Triangle
Winnersh
Witley
Woking
Wokingham
Wool
Woolston
Worcester Park
Worplesdon
Wraysbury
Yeovil Junction
Consultation began 7 June 2017; from 20 August 2017
Isle of Wight network and any train on the network
From 20 August 2017
Application withdrawn 22 December 2004 before public consultation started
Application withdrawn 22 December 2004 before public consultation started
Application withdrawn 22 December 2004 before public consultation started
Application withdrawn 22 December 2004 before public consultation started
Consultation began 20 August 2004; from 11 October 2004; revoked 22 April 2015
Consultation began 20 August 2004; from 11 October 2004; revoked 22 April 2015
Ayr
Eastfield
Edinburgh Haymarket
Glasgow Corkerhill
Glasgow Shields
Inverness
Perth
Yoker
Consultation began 20 August 2004; from 11 October 2004; revoked 22 April 2015
Aberdeen
Aberdour
Achanalt
Achnashellach
Acnasheen
Addiewell
Airbles
Airdrie
Alexandra Parade
Alexandria
Alloa from 19 May 2008
Alness
Altnabreac
Anderston
Annan
Anniesland
Arbroath
Ardgay
Ardlui
Ardrossan Harbour
Ardrossan South Beach
Ardrossan Town
Argyle Street
Arisaig
Armadale from 4 March 2011
Arrochar & Tarbet
Ashfield
Attadale
Auchinleck
Aviemore
Ayr
Ballieston
Balloch
Balmossie
Banavie
Barassie
Bargeddie
Barnhill
Barrhead
Barrhill
Barry Links
Bathgate
Bearsden
Beasdale
Beauly
Bellgrove
Bellshill
Bishopbriggs
Bishopton
Blackridge from 12 December 2010
Blair Atholl
Blairhill
Blantyre
Bogston
Bowling
Branchton
Brelch
Bridge of Allan
Bridge of Orchy
Bridgeton
Brora
Broughty Ferry
Burnside (South Lanarkshire)
Burntisland
Bushy
Caldercruix from 13 February 2011
Cambuslang
Camelon
Cardenden
Cardonald
Cardross
Carlin
Carluke
Carmyle
Carnoustie
Carntyne
Carrbridge
Carstairs
Cartsdyke
Cathwart
Charing Cross (Glasgow)
Chatelherault from 12 December 2005
Clarkston
Cleland
Clydebank
Coatbridge Central
Coatbridge Sunnyside
Coatdyke
Connel Ferry
Conon Bridge from 25 January 2013
Corkerhill
Corpach
Corrour
Cowdenbeath
Craigendoran
Crianlarich
Croftfoot
Crookston
Crosshill
Crossmyloof
Croy
Culrain
Cumbernauld
Cupar
Curriehill
Dalgetty Bay
Dalmally
Dalmarnock
Dalmeny
Dalmuir
Dalreoch
Dalry
Dalwhinnie
Dingwall
Donrobin Castle
Drem
Drumchapel
Drumfrochar
Drumgelloch original site to 9 May 2010
Drumgelloch later site from 6 March 2011
Drumry
Duirinish
Duke Street
Dumbarton Central
Dumbarton East
Dumbreck
Dumfries
Dunblane
Duncraig
Dundee
Dunfermline
Dunkeld & Birnam
Dunlop
Dyce
Easterhouse
East Kilbride
Edinburgh Park
Elgin
Exhibition Centre (Glasgow)
Fairlie
Falkirk Grahamston
Falkirk High
Falls of Cruachan
Fauldhouse
Fearn
Forres
Forsinard
Fort Matilda
Fort William
Garelochhead
Garrowhill
Garscadden
Garve
Georgemas Junction
Giffnock
Girvan
Glasgow Central [low level]
Glasgow Queen Street
Gleneagles
Glenfinnan
Glengarnock
Glenrothes
Golf Street
Golspie
Gourock
Greenfaulds
Greenock Central
Greenock West
Gretna Green
Hairmyres
Hamilton Central
Hamilton West
Hartwood
Hawkhead
Haymarket
Helensburgh Central
Helensburgh Upper
Helmsdale
High Street (Glasgow)
Hillfoot
Hillington East
Hillington West
Holytown
Howwood (Renfrewshire)
Huntly
Hyndland
IBM
Insch
Invergordon
Invergowrie
Inverkeithing
Inverkip
Inverness
Invershin
Inverurie
Irvine
Johnstone (Strathclyde)
Jordanhill
Keith
Kelvindale from 26 September 2005
Kennishead
Kildonan
Kilmarnock
Kilmaurs
Kilpatrick
Kilwinning
Kinbrace
Kinghorn
King's Park
Kingsknowe
Kingussie
Kirkcaldy
Kirkconnel
Kirkhill
Kirknewton
Kirkwood
Kyle of Lochalsh
Ladybank
Lairg
Lambhill
Lanark
Langbank
Langside
Larbert
Largs
Larkhall from 12 December 2005
Laurencekirk from 17 May 2009
Lenzie
Leuchars
Linlithgow
Livingston North
Livingston South
Loch Awe
Loch Eil Outward Bound
Lochailort
Locheilside
Lochgelly
Lochluichart
Lochwinnoch
Lockerbie
Longniddry
Mallaig
Markinch
Maryhill
Maxwell Park
Maybole
Merryton from 12 December 2005
Milliken Park
Milngavie
Monifieth
Montrose
Morar
Mosspark
Motherwell
Mount Florida
Mount Vernon
Muir of Ord
Muirend
Musselburgh
Nairn
Neilston
New Cumnock
Newton (Lanark)
Newtonmore
Newton-on-Ayr
Nitshill
North Berwick
North Queensferry
Oban
Paisley Canal
Paisley Gilmour Street
Paisley St James
Partick
Patterton
Perth
Pithlochry
Plockton
Pollokshaws East
Pollokshaws West
Pollokshields East
Pollokshields West
Polmont
Port Glasgow
Portlethen
Possilpark & Parkhouse
Prestonpans
Prestwick Town
Priesthill & Darnley
Queens Park (Glasgow)
Rannoch
Renton
Rogart
Rosyth
Roy Bridge
Rutherglen
Saltcoats
Sanquhar
Scotscalder
Scotstounhill
Shawlands
Shettleston
Shieldmuir
Shotts
Singer
Slateford
South Gyle
Spean Bridge
Springburn
Springfield
Stepps
Stevenston
Stewarton
Stirling
Stonehaven
Stranraer
Strathcarron
Stromeferry
Summerston
Tain
Taynuilt
Thornliebank
Thorntonhall
Thurso
Troon
Tulloch
Tyndrum Lower
Uddingston
Uphall
Upper Tyndrum
Wallyford
Wemyss Bay
West Calder
Wester Hailes
Westerton
West Kilbride
Whifflet
Whinhill
Whitecraigs
Wick
Williamwood
Wishaw
Woodhall
Yoker
Consultation began 20 August 2004; from 11 October 2004; revoked 22 April 2015
From 28 November 2005; revoked 22 April 2015
From 28 November 2005; revoked 22 April 2015
From 28 November 2005; revoked 22 April 2015
From 28 November 2005; revoked 22 April 2015
Consultation began 1 February 2016; from 1 April 2016; revoked 20 July 2023
Consultation began 31 October 2018; from 20 December 2018; revoked 20 July 2023
Light maintenance depots:
Scarborough
and any other agreed depot and any train within said depot
Consultation began 1 February 2016; from 1 April 2016; revoked 20 July 2023
Barnetby
Brough
Cleethorpes
Dewsbury
Grimsby Town
Huddersfield
Hull
Malton
Manchester Airport
Middlesbrough
Northallerton
Scarborough
Scunthorpe
Seamer
Selby
Stalybridge
Thirsk
Thornaby
Yarm
From 1 April 2016; revoked 20 July 2023
Consultation began 16 October 2019; from 8 December 2019
Consultation began 16 October 2019; from 8 December 2019
Birmingham International
Carlisle
Coventry
Crewe
Lancaster
Macclesfield
Oxenholme Lake District
Penrith (North Lakes)
Preston
Rugby
Runcorn
Stafford
Stockport
Stoke-on-Trent
Warrington Bank Quay
Wigan North Western
From 8 December 2019
Consultation began 20 September 2012
Consultation began 20 September 2012
Stations not defined
Formerly Merlin Rail (to 11 September 2005)
Consultation began 11 May 2000
Activity not defined
Consultation began 29 May 2002; from 12 July 2002; revoked 7 February 2008
Consultation began 16 January 2004; from 27 February 2004; revoked 7 February 2008
The notice of revocation cancelled European passenger licence and SNRP, European freight licence and SNRP and non-passenger licence. It appears that not all were issued
Consultation began 10 September 2020; from 21 October 2020
Non-passenger trains within possessions only
Consultation began 18 November 1994; from 2 June 1995
Network forming line defined in The Lydney and Parkend Light Railway Order 1985 S.I.844, any passenger or non-passenger train and any light maintenance depot on network
Also stations:
Lydney [Severn & Wye]
Lydney Town
Parkend
Whitecroft
any other on network
Formerly Fountain Forestry Limited (to 30 September 2001)
Consultation began 8 November 1996; from 25 April 1997; revised 1 February 2001; revoked 14 July 2011
Non-passenger trains within possessions only
Consultation began 8 August 2007; from 28 December 2007; revoked 22 July 2009
From 28 December 2007; revoked 22 July 2009
Consultation began 20 December 2002; from 14 February 2003
Sidings, yards, etc.
Consultation began 20 December 2002; from 14 February 2003
From 28 November 2005
From 28 November 2005
Formerly Freightliner (1995) Limited (to 6 June 1996) then Freightliners Limited (7 June 1996 to 22 January 1997)
Initially a British Railways Board subsidiary, change of control 31 May 1996 (Management Consortium Bid Limited)
Consultation began 22 September 1995; from 12 November 1995
Sidings, yards, etc.
Consultation began 22 September 1995; from 12 November 1995
From 29 January 1998
Light maintenance depots:
Barking Freightliner Terminal
Birmingham Freightliner Terminal
Cardiff Freightliner Terminal
Cleveland Freightliner Terminal
Coatbridge Freightliner Terminal
Crewe Basford Hall
Felixstowe North Freightliner Terminal
Felixstowe South Freightliner Terminal
Leeds Freightliner Terminal
Liverpool Garston Freightliner Terminal
Southampton Maritime Freightliner Terminal
Southampton Millbrook Freightliner Terminal
Thamesport (Grain) Freightliner Terminal
Trafford Park Freightliner Terminal
Consultation began 1 October 1999; from 10 December 1999
Network forming Ipswich fuelling point
Also light maintenance depot:
Ipswich fuelling point
From 18 February 2002
Light maintenance depot:
Cardiff Wentloog
From 28 November 2005
From 28 November 2005
From 30 March 2008
Network not defined
A licence was also revoked on 15 February 2002, another licence application was made 28 June 2001, and a licence exemption application was made 28 June 2001, though it is not clear which.
Consultation began 21 September 2007; from 19 October 2007
Any light maintenance depot
Consultation began 30 January 2007
Network forming sidings at:
Doncaster International Railport
Daventry Distribution Park
and any non-passenger train on networks
Consultation began 30 January 2008; from 25 March 2008
Network forming Doncaster International Railport, any light maintenance depot on network provided not used mainly for passenger rolling stock