- was
highest in 1914 when 126 men and boys were emplo****.
Plashetts was
served by
Plashetts railway station on the
Border Counties Railway which linked...
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Plashetts railway station is a
closed stone built railway station that
served the
mining hamlet of
Plashetts, in Northumberland, England,
which is now...
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Plashett Park Wood is a 157.6-hectare (389-acre)
biological Site of
Special Scientific Interest between Lewes and
Uckfield in East Sus****. This ancient...
- Nicholson. The
railway company had
hoped to tap the coal
traffic from
Plashetts colliery that
opened nearby in the 1850s but this
proved disappointing...
- that a
known four-feet coal seam was
widespread in the region,
based on
Plashetts. A
meeting at
Bellingham in
March 1854
attracted considerable support...
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Sunderland Border Counties Railway Deadwater Kielder Lewiefield Halt
Plashetts Falstone Thorneyburn T****t
Charlton (Northumberland)
Bellingham (North...
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biological importance as an area of
ancient woodland.
Plashett Wood and the
adjoining Plashett Park Farm
provide habitats for a wide
variety of breeding...
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Sunderland Border Counties Railway Deadwater Kielder Lewiefield Halt
Plashetts Falstone Thorneyburn T****t
Charlton (Northumberland)
Bellingham (North...
- Kirkharle, Kirkwhelpington,
Little Bavington,
Little Harle, Otterburn,
Plashetts,
Rochester Ward, Smalesmouth, Sweethope, T****t, Thockrington, Thorneyburn...
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Hexham to
Riccarton Junction, via Reedsmouth,
Bellingham North Tyne and
Plashetts 15
October 1956 (to p****engers) 1
September 1958 (to goods) 11 November...
